Description
A first detective game for the youngest. Cluedo Junior has a double-sided board and two levels that grow along with your little detectives. On the playground you search together for the missing item, and in the school lab each player works out alone who set off the volcano.
How to play Cluedo Junior
On the first level, the playground mix-up, you play together. You roll the die and move around the playground, then flip a tile and look for an item from your sheet in the picture, or look under a character to see whether they're carrying the backpack. When you have crossed off every item but one and found the character with the backpack, you have solved the mystery together.
On the second level, the science lab mystery, you compete. The die tells you whether to move or to look under a character or a piece of furniture. You cross off two things each turn. When you think you know who set off the volcano, with what and in which classroom they should have been, you make an accusation. If you're right, you win.
Why you'll love it
- Two games in one box: a cooperative one for the youngest and a competitive one for slightly older kids.
- On the first level children search for items in pictures, which is fun in itself.
- The secrets are hidden under the figures, so children really discover the clues themselves.
- You can also use the playground tiles for your own search games.
Who is Cluedo Junior for
The game is for 2 to 6 players, the first level from age 4 and the second from age 5, and it takes 10 to 30 minutes. It is simple and suits families with young children who are just getting to know board games. Younger children can play in teams. This is the Slovenian edition.
Older children and adults will prefer the real Cluedo, and for travelling the shop has Cluedo Grab & Go.
What's in the box
- double-sided game board
- 9 playground tiles
- 6 character figures and 6 furniture figures
- 7 yellow, 7 white and 6 blue stands
- 3 dice and a sticker sheet for the die
- 2 detective notepads
- rules
Pencils are not included.
