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Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion

Description

You find yourself, along with the upper echelon of society, on a river boat owned by an eccentric host. When the host is killed in plain view of the guests, it is up to you to solve the classic conundrum, "Whodunnit?"

In this cinematic adventure, you must interview the notorious, colorful characters of the Clue storyline including Professor Plus, Miss Scarlett, and Colonel Mustard, not to mention new faces such as a struggling amateur magician, an irritable artist, and a beautiful psychic & hypnotist. Solve a variety of puzzles, often with the help and advice of the other guests and their special skills. And hurry, because one of these people is a murderer.

Alternate Titles

• "Cluedo Chronicles: Fatal Illusion" -- UK Title
• "Cluedo Adventures: Tödliche Täuschung" -- German Title

Part of the Following Groups

• Board game translations
• Clue based games

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User Reviews

Alas, how true to its name

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The Press Says

Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault)	Jan 25, 2000		80
Tap-Repeatedly/Four Fat Chicks	Nov, 2001		80
PC Player (Germany)	Jan, 2000	62 out of 100	62
Computer Games Magazine	Feb 16, 2000		60
Just Adventure	Apr 13, 2004	C+	58
Quandary	Mar, 2000		50
GameSpot	Mar 20, 2000	4.4 out of 10	44

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Trivia

The game was distributed with a variety of different covers-- the difference being the murder weapon prominently displayed (knife, smoking gun, etc.).