For over 50 years, the Parker Brothers’ board game “Clue” has maintained its position as the classic family detective game. A murder has been committed in the mansion, but we don’t know where, by whom, or how. Was it Professor Plum in the study with a knife, or Miss Scarlett in the ballroom with a candlestick? Through rolls of the dice, fragments of information patiently accumulated piece-by-piece, and the application of logic, players construct a case to figure out “whodunit”. Because there are several potential solutions to the problem, the key challenge is to figure out what happened by understanding how it happened
