Hasbro Gaming Clue Junior Game

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Stick the square labels on the die (one per side), apply the yellow labels to the yellow bases, and affix the other labels to the white bases. It also helps to prepare them to step up to the regular Clue board game when they are ready (usually around the age of eight), as well as other popular strategy board games when they become old enough to play. Includes double-sided gameboard, 9 playground tiles, 6 character pawns, 6 furniture tokens, 7 yellow bases, 7 white bases, 6 blue bases, 3 dice, dice label sheet, 2 detective notepads, and instructions.

Just like the original Clue board game, Clue Junior lets players develop their detective skills while solving a fun mystery. In this Clue Junior game, players are on a mission to discover who took a piece of cake, when they took it, and what they drank with it. A player can guess at any point during their turn by speaking up and stating what they think took place to solve the mystery.

To make a guess, you need to say the character’s name, the time, and the drink that match the clues you found. Roll the die to see if you can move characters, look under those characters, or look under furniture for dues.

Hasbro Gaming Clue Junior Board Game for Kids Ages 5 and Up, Case of the Broken Toy, Classic Mystery Game for 2-6 Players,4. For The Case of the Missing Cake, the player will need to state who they think ate the cake, what time they did it, and what they drank with it.For 2-6 players, this Clue Junior game is a fun game for family time, and it makes a great gift for preschoolers, kids, and families! If you land on white, look under the character pawn that you moved if you are playing the cake version. Turn the five white time bases facedown, take one without looking, and put it in the center of the gameboard.

To play again, remove the tokens and pawns from their bases, mix up the bases, and set up another game! You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. To set up the game, you need to place the game board on a flat surface, choose a character pawn and place it on the matching colour start space, place the furniture tokens on the matching spaces, choose a base of each colour and stick a label on it, place the labelled bases under the furniture tokens and the character pawns without looking at them, and give each player a detective notepad and a pencil. Designed for two to six players ages 5 and up, Clue Junior usually takes anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour to play through. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.

Players roll the die to see if they can move their character, look under other character pawns, or peek under furniture tokens for clues.

In the version for slightly older kids, players must also figure out where the prizes were before they went missing. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. In the Clue Junior game, players are on a mission to discover which toy is broken, who broke it, and when they did it. If you're playing the toy version, landing on white allows you to look under any pawn that you want. If you land on a question mark, you can ask another player a yes or no question about their notepad.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Case of the Hidden Toys: Players must solve which pet has hidden which toy in the clubhouse, using "neighborhood places" instead of rooms. The game has simple rules and gameplay, and it helps develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills. If they get a magnifying glass, they stay put but can pick up any other player's piece and read the clue on the bottom. For The Case of the Broken Toy, they will need to specify which toy was broken, what time it was broken, and who did it.