Clue Conspiracy Board Game for Adults and Teens | Secret Role Strategy Games | Ages 14+ | 4-10 Players | 45 Mins. | Mystery Games | Party Games (English), Board Games

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Clue Conspiracy Board Game for Adults and Teens | Secret Role Strategy Games | Ages 14+ | 4-10 Players | 45 Mins. | Mystery Games | Party Games (English)

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Age range (description)	14+ Years
Number of players	3-6
Brand	Hasbro Gaming
Theme	Mystery
Material	Plastic

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THE ADULT VERSION OF CLUE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR: Lie to your friends, get away with murder The Clue Conspiracy game is a secret role strategy game of shifting suspicions—with a party vibe Ages 14+. For 4-10 players
AN ISLAND SETTING, A NEW VICTIM: You're invited to the tropical Black Adder Resort, where a guest (maybe even you) is trying to murder its manager, Mr. Coral. Deadly traps are spread throughout the resort grounds—and someone is armed
PLAY ON SECRET TEAMS: Players play as Clue characters and take on secret roles on opposing teams: Friends vs. the Conspiracy. Friends try to keep Mr. Coral alive, while Conspiracy members secretly try to set up his murder
WHO CAN YOU TRUST?: Lie, bluff, sabotage In this mystery game, it's all about mind games as players conspire, gather clues, share info (or not), and call each other out to stop the other side
MULTIPLE WAYS TO WIN: The Conspiracy wins by pulling off the murder Plot at a specific location or secretly sabotaging and setting off traps. The Friends win by disarming all the traps, or if that fails, solving the WHO, WHERE, and WHAT of the secret Plot
ENHANCE GAME WITH FREE APP: Scan the in-pack QR code to visit the free Clue Conspiracy web-app (not required to play). Find a step-by-step set-up guide, instructional video, timer, and more to learn the game and immerse you in the story

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Educational objective(s)	‎Role Play
Language:	‎English
Model Number	‎F6418
Number of game players	‎3-6
Assembly Required	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Batteries Included?	‎No
Material type(s)	‎Plastic
Remote control included?	‎No
Colour	‎Multi-color
Release date	‎Aug. 1 2023
Manufacturer recommended age	‎14 years and up
Item model number	‎F6418
Product Dimensions	‎5 x 20 x 20 cm; 600 g
ASIN	‎B0BDHR1TXT

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�鶹�� Rank	#5,437 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #221 in Board Games (Toys & Games)
Date First Available	June 2 2023
Manufacturer	Hasbro

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The Clue Conspiracy game is the secret role game of shifting suspicions! As a guest at the luxe Black Adder Resort, you discover that someone (maybe even you!) wants to murder its manager, Mr. Coral. A series of deadly traps have been planted all over the resort—and someone is armed! Now you must solve the ultimate mystery: who can you trust? In this strategy game of deception and deduction, players play as Clue characters and take on secret roles on opposing teams: Friends vs. the Conspiracy. The Friends work to save Mr. Coral and uncover the Who, Where, and What of the Conspiracy's secret Plot. The Conspiracy members try to secretly sabotage the Friends and carry out his murder at a specific location and with a specific weapon. Both teams will also find clues to share—or not! Which side will succeed? This thrilling game for 4-10 players is a fun group game for ages 14+. It makes a great gift for fans of true crime, secret role games, and the classic Clue game. Clue and Hasbro and all related properties are trademarks of Hasbro.

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Secret Roles, Sabotage, and Mind Games

The Clue Conspiracy game is an unpredictable secret role social strategy game, as players try to suss out who’s in the Conspiracy and the accusations fly. 4- 10 players. The more players, the more tangled the mystery!

Take on Secret Identities

Will you be a Friend trying to keep Mr. Coral safe, or a Conspiracy Member plotting to kill him?

Explore a Location

Each round, a player selects a location to visit and picks players to join them. (Choose wisely! The Conspiracy’s Plot could be activated at any time.)

Play Cards

Each location is boobytrapped! Friends play cards to disarm it, while the Conspiracy secretly slips in cards to set it off.

Uncover Clues

As a Friend, use the clues found at each location to deduce WHO, WHERE, and WHAT of the Plot. As a Conspiracy member, lie to throw the Friends off your trail and get away with murder!

What’s in the Box?

A vibrantly illustrated board with special finishes, linen-finished cards, identity envelopes with exciting additions to the classic cast, plastic tokens, and wooden pieces.

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Warning: Choking Hazard - Small parts may be generated. Not for children under 3 years.

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J
Clues
Reviewed in Canada on June 14, 2025
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Fun game

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GabrielU
nice board game to keep teens entertained
Reviewed in Canada on December 8, 2024
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My daughter likes mystery-solving games and we bought this for her to play with her friends. At first it seems like there are too many rules but once you play a couple of games you get used to the entire game set-up and the rules.

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Stephanie Rivers
Clue (New)
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2025
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Great new twist on the game of clue. Kids loved it too.

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Bobbi
Awesome
Reviewed in Canada on December 14, 2024
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You need more players for this but it is a wonderful twist on a classic and I love it. Ps I am 45

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Jay
Great for a large group, terrible for 4 people.
Reviewed in Canada on April 21, 2025
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This game has potential for large groups, but for 4 people it's just not very fun with the standard rules. The instructions say that a game will take about 45 minutes, but from our experience the first time playing it, the setup and learning the game itself took about 45 minutes, and with 4 people, the game maybe took 20 max to finish, and I think I'm being generous.

The concept is great where you have the conspirators working to end the game by "murdering" the victim, facing off against the friends who are trying to keep him alive, all while nobody knows who is playing what role, which then finishes off with the classic clue style: it happened in the place with the weapon by the murderer guess and reveal. It could be a lot of fun. HOWEVER, with 4 people, it's almost immediately obvious who is good and bad, and with a 2vs2 model, it's way too easy to give the murderers the upper hand. There's this goofy voting/storm element in the game where each turn the leader decides what room to use and who will be the "victim's" bodyguard, but everyone gets a vote if they like the room or the bodyguard selected. In the 2v2, there can always be disagreement, which causes the turn to go to the next person, and a new vote is triggered and so on and so on. Each time a vote fails, a tie is a fail, not only does nobody actually play anything, but a "storm" advances and after a few stages, the victim gets injured until he dies. So, technically, the murderers could cause all the votes to fail, and you can basically just jump straight to the very end vote of who might have done what/where, without having played any of the game or revealed any of the clues. It's dumb. With more people it would be great because the "murderers" would be trying to mix in more with the friends, and there would be a lot more trickery that can occur as people try to figure out who is who. We're going to try again without the voting and see how it goes, but there are other elements that still don't work great in the 2v2 model. For example, clue cards are distributed by the leader of the turn to whomever is preferred - meaning that if you're a baddy, you can keep all the cards yourself, and if you're a friend, you can keep all the cards among friends, shutting out the opposite team.

So to sum up, there is a lot of potential for fun with a large group. Before getting your group together, you're going to want someone to be familiar with the game because it does take a good amount of explanation to get everyone up to speed, but once there, everyone will likely have a good time. If you're a group of 4, either consider altering the rules, or passing on this one altogether.

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WHEELMAN
NICE PRICE PRIME DEAL
Reviewed in Canada on January 25, 2025
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great gift for grand children

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StormMusic12
Disappointed
Reviewed in Canada on February 17, 2025
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Says it is for 4-10 players, but it can't be played by 4 people, kind of works for 5, but really needs 6-10 players; that also all actively try not to figure out who the Ringleader is when they reveal themselves to the Accomplices and put the cards in their envelope (Or that never look at who has the thicker envelope of cards sitting in in front of them for the whole game)

In a 4 Player game, the 2 Conspirators can win just voting No to all of the initial Team Votes, causing Mr Coral to die from damage. Then the Friends have to make the Final Accusation without having received any additional Clue cards; with the Conspirators still getting to vote on the Final Accusation; and having a 50/50 chance of being the Scout on the last turn and getting the Tie Breaker vote on the final decision.

I like the idea of the game, but the rules/ game mechanics need more thought.

Game pieces, card stock, and art work are beautiful and of good quality, but the cardboard box liner "tray" is very cheap and poorly designed. The inner walls of the tray are not connected to the outer walls and came torn where they are notched to fold in the middle. The partitions are only sized to fit the two Scout log cards and hold the board above the pieces.

We didn't find the Rules to be difficult to follow like other reviews, and the QR Video helped, but the game has no online FAQs or support site to add the needed rule updates, clarifications.

We also didn't like how similar in color many of the game pieces were (3 shades of grey/white and 3 shades of pink/mauve, but no black, brown, dark blue, orange or yellow)

I like Clue and other Clue spinoffs we have played but was very disapponted in this one

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Kyla
Clue
Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2025
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Love games and a great addition, and we got it on sale!

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Vivek
Good quality, Fun to play, Required focused and large group
Reviewed in India on June 23, 2025
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Difficult game, Good quality, once
you have learned will enjoy the game definitely. Requires a big group with dedicated focus for about an hour😂

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Michael Weaver
It's clue as a social deduction game like werewolf or resistance Avalon
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
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This game is great, and I love the components choice of having the publicly known character be an envelope while the hidden role of whether they are good or evil or conspiracy leader as a card that goes in the envelope itself. Most games where you have a publicly known persona or identity but also a hidden alignment like good or evil will just have two separate cards so as an innovation in usage of components, this is really impressive and handy .

The game is great and it takes most of the thematic workings of clue itself and spins it into kind of a sequel of that game thematically where this happens after that game takes place and this is about a conspiracy to enact or prevent a murder rather than merely a deduction of a murder that's already taken place which happened at body mansion. In terms of thematics, this feels a little bit like it borrows somewhat from glass onion as well.

In terms of gameplay, it only has some similarity to original clue in as much as everyone is playing one of the basic characters and there is deduction elements and process of elimination elements with figuring out some things, but overall it is a new game that is in the resistance Avalon category of social deduction games that are slightly more complex than simply mafia or werewolf but still quite simple and fun and just a step above party games in terms of complexity but much lighter than many other more serious gamer focused games.

I also want to address one of the one star comments I saw that didn't really offer much in the way of specific critique except how much they hated it but not really why with the exception of citing that it took 20 minutes for four players to get through the rules and set up the game for the first time. So I want to note that I'm not sure if that person has much experience with hobby games or tabletop games generally besides the very well-known and classic 20th century ones or party games, both of which I like, but I just would like to admonish that person and everyone else to have kind of an open mind that in the broader range of more complex hobby games and tabletop games, including party ones, this is not an overly complex game nor is it a difficult game to learn. It's certainly going to take more time to learn a game than to play a game that you already know all the rules to by heart because perhaps you started learning them around the same time you started learning to talk, like how many of us were with Clue or Monopoly etc. But the fact that this is a new game and for four adults it took 20 minutes to get the game set up and learn the rules from scratch the first time, this is a very modest and small and light footprint as far as set up time and rules complexity when we are talking about clearly four non-hobby gamers playing and learning a game for the very first time. For that purpose and for the amount of fun you get, 20 minutes as a one-time first game only rules learning and set up session is not a big ask and certainly not big enough to warrant calling the game trash that should be flushed down the toilet. I just want to note that because I'm concerned that that review was written in haste rather than with sober reflection and thoughtfulness.

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Harish Kumar V
Conspiracy at its best
Reviewed in India on April 23, 2025
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A game that helps you to improve thinking, team building, strategy and mainly teaches how to trust people and not. Great for 14 plus kids and adults of all age

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Jeffrey Press
Fun!
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025
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I got this as a gift, and haven't played it yet. However, there have been great reviews!

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BK
Strategy Game
Reviewed in India on November 26, 2024
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Nice mind game for 7+. u need atleast 7 to 8 person to play joyfully. adults/teens also love this.

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