Hasbro GamingClue Game: Star Wars Edition, 96 months to 1188 months

Now, I read the reviews it i was skeptical. It is a?pretty pricey game and many pointed out a few things, i didn't want to ultimately buy the game and not be fun. But we ended up getting it anyways AND I HAVE NO REGRETSOne concern someone brought up was the board being too flimsy. It's a board game, any game you buy isn't going to be 100%. I suggest to play with teens and up because if you have little ones around, they could apply too much pressure. Besides, the rules could be a tiny bit confusing for them, which was another issue someone else brought up.The rules aren't complicated at all however many young ones might not fully understand. Someone also said the game was nothing like the original. Well duh, because chewbacca was caught in the war room with a lightsaber makes no sense for the star wars saga. But finding out which planet is going to be destroyed next, which room the prints are in, and how you're going to escape makes wat more sense. And someone else complained it was too hard to get to certain rooms, well that was the whole point so it forces you to draw corridor cards but it's not COMPLICATED to get to another room. It's actually a pretty easy game but drawing the wrong card could really mess you up, such as "you've been caught" cards. For us it was a bit easy so we made it to where it's a little more interesting for us however we started off with only 2 players and that's what's really awesome about the game. No matter what, the game was still interesting and fun even with just 2 players!I do recommend this game 100%. Maybe not for super young children but for teens and adults. It's clean, no crude jokes or slurs. And ITS STAR WARS! It's a 5 stars from us

The products are really good and came in a timely manner, and the delivery person placed it in a proper spot. Very happy.

We're a big Star Wars family, so when I found this while searching for a classic Clue game, we had to try it. The game follows the same basic principle of figuring out 3 items, but in this game, you have to figure out (1) in which room in the Death Star the Death Star plans are hidden (which doesn't make sense when you think about it...), (2) which planet Darth Vader is going to destroy with the Death Star, and (3) what vehicle you will use to escape the Death Star. There are also additional cards that affect game play, that come with the possibility of the game ended where no one ends because you're all stuck in a detention cell. Oh, and the game board has 2 levels. It's a heck of a lot of fun, and we love playing it.

This was a fun version of clue, my son loved it. The 3D board was really cool, but it was hard for all the players to see the board. The shadows made from the board and the overhead light also made it difficult to read the board too.

My children love Star Wars and have expressed a desire to collect all of the Star Wars themed classic games. This is a fun twist to the Clue we all know. Instead of finding out the who, where, and with what, this 3D version has the players searching for what planet is next targeted, where are the Death Star plans, and in which ship will you escape. Great fun!*Note- responsible children or adults are recommended to set up and put away game. The Death Star playing board is made of cardboard and won't hold up to rough use.

Great gift for fans of Clue and Star Wars! Simple instructions to follow if you play Clue, and lovable Star Wars details throughout all the cards and game board!!! Our whole family loved playing and giggling, I’m glad we spent the money to have this game forever.

This was the best this I bought this Christmas! I loved it! It's a little different from Clue. Nobody died, you are on the murder weapon, and in order to win you have to be right but also ready to escape at the docking bay, which sometimes is super far away! I adore that it's a 3d model of the death star!!!!!!! I have literally told everyone I know about this game and now you too. Buy it! You won't regret it :)

Super fun to play a 3D clue, especially since it is star wars themed. There is a difference in game play as this version introduced the detention block and you can actually loose the game if all players get captured, which can either make it more exciting or frustrating, depending who you play with. You can always take out those cards, so no real trouble.