Price: $16.99
(as of Nov 19, 2024 22:57:16 UTC - Details)

When scientist Dr. Felix Carmine turns up dead, the facts are hard to find. He’d created a mushroom species that would tackle the growing global issue of trash disposal. But on the eve of the World’s Fair, hours before he’s to unveil his findings, someone decides to dispose of him. Now players must deduce WHO killed Dr. Carmine, WHERE the murder took place, and WHAT was used to kill him. The Clue Escape: The World’s Fair game offers Clue characters and mystery in an escape room game that lets players play right away with limited setup. Players move their pawns around a board that's built room-by-room as they draw cards, solve puzzles, unlock rooms, and uncover clues. After escaping the Fair, they review the collected clues and use deduction to make a correct accusation and win. Get ready for a riveting, single-play experience and a game night to remember! This detective game makes a great gift for fans of the original Clue game and murder mystery games. For 1-6 players, ages 10+. Clue and Hasbro and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro.
ESCAPE THE FAIR, SOLVE THE MYSTERY: Who murdered a brilliant scientist at the World’s Fair? Escape the Fair and catch a killer in the Clue Escape: The World’s Fair game! It offers the intrigue of classic Clue in an innovative escape room game
DECODE THRILLING PUZZLES: In this 6th Clue Escape game, the infamous cast returns in a fresh murder mystery! Players work together to solve it by cracking puzzles that offer new clues. Find hints in the World’s Fair brochure
EXPLORE THE EXHIBIT HALLS: Solve puzzles to unlock new areas of the Fair and uncover details. The dynamic board builds and changes throughout the game
COLLECT CLUES WITH A SECRET TOOL: Each Clue Escape game includes a secret tool. Uncover a device and use it to track down and collect evidence. The more info players find, the easier it is to deduce the WHO, WHERE, and with WHAT to win
EXCITING, 1-TIME SOLVE COOPERATIVE GAME: In this cinematic, single-play strategy game, players join forces and use sleuthing skills to escape, then solve the mystery. Or play solo for an epic escape room game for 1 player
MYSTERY GAMES MAKE GREAT FAMILY GIFTS: Ideal for Family Game Night, cooperative mystery board games for kids and adults are fun gifts for families who love indoor games. For 1-6 players. Ages 10+. Difficulty 3 / 5
LOOK FOR MORE CLUE ESCAPE GAMES: Other games in this series include Treachery at Tudor Mansion, The Midnight Hotel, The Illusionist’s Club, Robbery at the Museum, and Sabotage on the High Seas
Reviewer: D. Martin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun Mystery
Review: We loves this mystery game. If you love logic puzzles along with a fun who dunnit mystery this is your game. The board is beautiful and the price is affordable. We have done several clue mysteries and this on is our favorite so far. My son is ten and the mysteries were easy enough to solve, but difficult enough to get him thinking.

Reviewer: Mike
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun escape room game
Review: My family has played the Exit escape room games a few times so we thought we'd give a new company a try and it was so fun! We've never gone beyond the easy level of the Exit games and this game was easier than those were but no less fun (our brains definitelydidnt hurt as bad when we funished, that'sfor sure). The Clue element was fun as well and fairly easy to parse out with deductive reasoning. Will most definitely be trying out their other escape games in the future.

Reviewer: Sheri
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Worth the $15!
Review: We bought this game to play with friends to celebrate a birthday. The game took us about 2 hours to play through and we all agreed it was worth the money for our group to enjoy. The puzzles were varied and ranged in difficulty level which was nice to keep the game engaging. The mechanics were well thought out and it made the game play well for a group as everyone got a fair turn (plus some of the puzzle was tricky and needed extra eyes to solve). We will buy another one sometime!

Reviewer: Max Martinez
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun play
Review: Love playing these games with a group of friends easy to understand for first time players and great puzzles that make you think a bit

Reviewer: N. Head
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Growing more fond of the Clue escape series
Review: I've done all of the Clue Escape series and they are certainly growing on me. I thoroughly enjoyed this one. Puzzles are easy to medium. Final solve (murderer) does have a couple of options, but once you know the solution, you can see what clues you might have missed (there were some very minor clues to help narrow down the main possibilities that I missed).

Reviewer: B.C.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Another Awesome Clue Escape
Review: These Clue Escape games get better with every new release. Love the world's fair setting (maybe a future one will have a carnival or fun house type setting), the progressive board building, the developed/familiar characters, and storyline definitely immerse you in the plot, instead of just providing a series of puzzles to trudge through, like other escape games. Our group loves to role play the Clue characters too, so a 60 or 90 minute game can easily extend into a full evening of fun. Highly recommended.

Reviewer: Avi M.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice Escape Room game for kids
Review: Nice Escape Room game, suitable for kids, except this is a murder story

Reviewer: Jac D
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great family fun
Review: These games are great for family game nights. The puzzles are challenging enough to make it fun but not so hard that you want to toss the game. We bought all of them and are hoping they put out more.

Reviewer: cyanic
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: In general this was a decent game, but because of how they set up the cards, it becomes pretty obvious what the solution to a puzzle is as more cards are used up. The solution always starts with the current chapter number, the card for going to the next chapter is always in a particular location in the deck, etc. Puzzles are very basic, so don't get it for the puzzles, get it for the story. It is nice that the game basically forces each player to do something every turn, usually reading out the next card of solving a puzzle, but boy was there a lot of reading. Some of the puzzles on the monorail involves trying to find a line that fades in and out, so this may be challenging for those with sight issues.