Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Pet is a board game released in the USA in 1989 by Parker Brothers. It was a variant of Clue aimed at a younger demographic.
The object of the game is similar to the original; however, instead of a murderer, location, and weapon, players must figure out what pet was stolen, who took it, and where it's hidden. As such, the game is set in a downtown urban or suburban area rather than mansion.
The game had 24 differ...
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Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Pet is a board game released in the USA in 1989 by Parker Brothers. It was a variant of Clue aimed at a younger demographic.
The object of the game is similar to the original; however, instead of a murderer, location, and weapon, players must figure out what pet was stolen, who took it, and where it's hidden. As such, the game is set in a downtown urban or suburban area rather than mansion.
The game had 24 different cases of pet kidnapping with the help of the "mystery wheel" playing board that was moved before the start of each new case and after the last case had been solved. The game also came with a red magnifying glass that was needed to read the clues on the wheel. The board has seven "trap doors" that hold one aspect of the pet, location, or kidnapper. To figure out which suspect took the pet, players need to know eye color, hair color, and whether they smiled or not. To figure out which pet was stolen, players need to get the the pet store....
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