Clue: Master Detective is vastly superior to regular Clue

[conuly]

There's better balance between the who, the what, and the where. (Though I still don't know why we're so incompetent we can't tell the difference between strangulation and gunshot wounds.)

I spent a ridiculous sum buying a copy of Master Detective used, because it was out of print.

I'm both pleased and perturbed to note that it's now back in print. So, um, buy yourself a copy?

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[peoriapeoriawhereart]

Qwirkle is good, and Set is fine as long as players with slower reaction understand they do and the fast twitchy person just has an advantage.

I am a geek but my games breadth and depth differs from my boardgame enthusiasts by about a generation.

[conuly]

Qwirkle can also be described as "scrabble, but without the words", which gives you a little edge in introducing it to people. (Similarly, any dice game such as Zombie Dice or King of Tokyo can be summed up as "Basically Yahtzee but...")