In this project we aim to create a video game based upon the board game “Clue”. The game shall allow anywhere between 3 and 6 players to participate in each game.

We are developing an electronic version of the board game “Clue” to broaden the appeal of the classic game by making it playable alone, with friends, or over a network (in future versions). Each game shall have at least one human player, and between 2-5 additional human or computer players. The computer’s AI has three difficulty settings: easy, medium and hard.

The interface of the game shall closely resemble the board game version, featuring an identical game board, as well as the “detective notebooks” used by players to keep track of the information they have gathered so far. We seek to emulate the experience of playing the board game with friends, without the hassle of setting up an actual game board, moving player tokens, shuffling decks of cards, or rolling dice.

Clue.jar contains the final version of this project submitted in Fall2012 for COMP3716

This project was created in Fall 2012 for the class 3716: Software Methodology. The team consisted of:

Mark Stacey Adam Sturge Amanda Beaudoin Bukunola Ladele

This project is released under the MIT license