Clue®: Scooby-Doo Mystery Game

We bought this game for our teenager as they love Scooby Doo (and it was on their Christmas list). We played it as a family and it was so fun, especially with the Scooby Doo characters, weapons and rooms. A great version of the classic Clue board game!

Fun game. True to the original while capturing the TV show's spirit with themed characters, locations, and items, making it great for families and fans. Wish there was a more cooperative mode.

Memories of your favorite childhood cartoon linked with the classic game you can't go wrong. Scooby and the gang are onnthe case. Help the solve the mystery. Jinkies... you found a clue. My family and I absolutely love this game. The Scooby-Doo twist makes it more fun.

My family loved opening this game and playing. My kids liked do the regular clue but adding Scooby Doo in made it alot more fun.

Super fun game for the kids and whole family!

I love playing with my nephew

The game is like classic clue but with an added component of extra cards. These cards can give you bonus effects or negative effects. This game will definitely be a new favorite for game night.

The game is a fun twist on clue... my issue is with the playing pieces. They were perforated for punching out and inserting into the holders, but the perforations do not line up with the characters so each character (at best) is cut in half. The game was way too expensive for that to have slipped through quality control.

Thought it was going to be traditional clue but with Scooby Doo characters and themes. This game has it set up to be more of a card drawing game rather than clue. My family personally didn't follow these included rules and threw out the cards. I think the most unfair aspect of the adjusted rules is you can lose the game if you draw too many "monster" cards. Losing the game based on chance isn't fair to those doing their best to win the game.

The player tokens are cardboard and when you try to mount them onto the holder they bend and are ruined because the plastic holders are too stiff to push the cardboard in between the slates of the holder base.