Players continue to make guesses and narrow down the possibilities until they've solved the murder. Once the guessing player is shown a card, they check that card off of their detective sheet and then the player to their left goes next. Then the player on their left must show them one card from their hand if they have a card that matches one of the things the player guessed. Green in the study with the candlestick.' Whenever a player makes a guess, they move the character and weapon they guessed into the room with them. For example, the player might say out loud, 'I think it was Mr. Players must guess the room that they're currently located in. If they enter a room on their turn, they can guess who they think the murderer is, what the murder weapon was, and where the murder took place.

On a player's turn, they start by rolling 2 dice and moving that number of spaces in any direction. Scarlet always goes first, then play goes clockwise. Next, each player picks a character to play with. The detective sheet should always be kept private from other players. Players use their detective sheet to track their guesses and eliminate suspects during the game. Give each player a pencil and a sheet from the detective notebook. Shuffle the 3 piles of cards back together and deal them all to the players one by one face-down. Now set the envelope in the middle of the board. Then remove 1 card from each pile without looking and place the 3 cards in the case file envelope. Divide these cards into 3 separate piles, and shuffle each pile. The deck of Clue cards features room cards, suspect cards, and weapon cards. Place the weapon pieces randomly in the rooms so there's no more than one weapon in each room. To set the game up, place each colored pawn on its corresponding color space on the board.

Clue, also known as Cluedo, is a popular 3-6 player board game where players collect clues and try to solve a murder.

In real life clue game