Play Clue Online

Clue on the Sega Genesis, released by Parker Brothers in 1992, was one of those early attempts to translate a board game into a digital adventure. It arrived during a time when the Genesis library was diversifying, offering more than just platformers and shooters, though it didn't always get the attention of the bigger titles. You move your chosen character from room to room in the mansion, gathering clues by examining objects and talking to the other guests.

You control one of the classic suspects, like Colonel Mustard or Miss Scarlet, and your main goal is to solve the murder by correctly naming the killer, the weapon, and the room where it happened. The core mechanics involve screen by screen exploration of the mansion, collecting key evidence items, and making careful accusations. The pacing can feel slow and deliberate, almost methodical, as you cross off possibilities on your notepad; a wrong accusation ends the game immediately. It feels like a quiet, thoughtful puzzle where your own deductive skills are truly put to the test.