Clue

Would be better without the actual board game element.

1 of my favourite board games to play..So you are basically guessing who the murderer is which weapon they used to what room they did it in. Only thing I don't like in this game is that you have to roll the dice to go in a room to name that room in your suggestion..The weapon and person can be named at any point.

Even old people don't find this fun.

More like Clueless. Am I right? But seriously, if you want to solve a mystery there are much better options, both co-op and competitive ones.

Never a huge fan but it's still being played today so that's something I suppose.

This is one of those games that most people don't remember the weird grindy parts of, roll-and-moving from room to room just to get to a place where you can start doing the deduction part. But if you don't pad it out with that it just becomes people guessing different combinations. It's a better way to pass the time than Monopoly, that's for sure.

One of my favorite mass market games, and a decent introduction to deduction games. Can it be done better, funner, cheaper? Maybe, yeah, but we're a dumb culture that enjoys saying 'Colonel Mustard in the library with a rope', so Clue will always be good.

Dull. The movie was better than the game. And there are better games in this genre. I hate that you can play a character, and that character actually be the murderer. What is your win condition then? Killing the other players? Bleh. Not even an option.

One of the better classic, family-friendly board games. Doesn't offer a ton in terms of strategy, but it's good for family affairs.

This was my favorite board game when I was a kid. Because of murder.

Only ever really interesting enough to sustain about one game a year for me.

For the "traditional board games" everyone seems to think of when you mention the medium, this one is less bad than most. It still bothers me that this is what people think of, though.

Fine for a game or two, but the premise soon wears thin.

The only board game to inspire a great movie. I'm still waiting for the "Kick The Can" movie, where kids with polio try their best to kick a single can from one side of the street to the other without dying.

It falls into the trap of being far too reliant on pure dumb luck. There is so little strategy which you can employ and you can be the killer the whole time and not know, just letting you know whether you are the killer might add a whole lot of depth.