Live clue game

Invented by Anthony Ernest Pratt in 1944, the "Clue" board game can be played by adults and children alike. Playing live-action "Clue" is another twist on the game. However, hosting a live "Clue" game is more than simply opening a board and setting out pieces. A host of a live "Clue" ...

Life-sized board games are all the rage right now. Not long ago I got to try my hand at it when we did a Live Clue program for teens. Unfortunately, I can't take credit for developing this program. That credit belongs to my predecessor, who is now working in another department at the library. But she did such a good job with this program that we had lots of requests to do it again this year. Fortunately, my predecessor was willing to help out with the program and show me how it's supposed to…

CLUE Hunt Party Game - Fright At Home

It’s not everyday that you turn 25. There are plenty of ways to celebrate this milestone to suit a variety of budgets and interests. Gather friends and family to celebrate a quarter century in a way that is as special and as the person reaching this milestone.

We wanted to encourage our guests to mingle and get to know each other since we were mixing various social circles at our Clue themed party ...

Life-Sized Clue was not my idea initially - I was given control of the project for the YAB group. I knew about it for almost two months, and let it sit idle for a month and a half. We all had other projects on our plates and no time to worry about an event that seemed to have already written itself. Then, two weeks before we were scheduled to run the event, I got bored. It's never safe when I get bored. One brainstorming session later, I had a paper full of ideas to bring to the next YAB…

Clue board game Parker Bros. Games ltd. Toronto, Canada 1960

Inspired by the murder mystery game of Clue, this scavenger hunt takes it to the next level. No board, no scripts, no complicated or expensive set-up—JUST FUN!

Playing a real-life game of clue is an intriguing game with a gathering of friends. These murder mystery dinner parties are especially appropriate for Halloween, but you can do it at any gathering. Encourage your guests to fully immerse themselves in their character. Even if part of the evening is scripted, ...