Clue: The Classic Mystery Game supports single player, online multiplayer, and local multiplayer. Its single-player game is relatively simple. Players can board battle against up to five computer-controlled AI opponents and crack the murder button. The game currently has 10 different themes for players to choose from, including Tudor Mansion, Vampire Castle, Egyptian Adventure, Hollywood, Murder Express, Sherlock, Snow Peak, Tropical Mystery, Venice Masquerade, and Wild West. And each theme has its own storyline for many classic characters, such as becoming the great Charlotte detective and solving crimes on the dark streets of London. Or historic Venice is beautiful, but crime lurks beneath the surface.

The correct answer in the game will be sealed in an envelope, and the rest of the cards will be dealt to other players. Players need to play the board game and move around the field by rolling dice. As the game progresses, players need to keep guessing and trying to use logic and elimination to find the real killer. There will be a clue table in the game and always displayed on the side of the screen, players can browse this clue table to detect while other players are playing. 

In online multiplayer games, players can play with randomly assigned strangers, or with friends they know. Online multiplayer is playing against real players, which I think is more fun and challenging than playing against AI. In addition, the game also features a weekly leaderboard. This can increase the fun of mass players competing together. In addition, players can create private multiplayer games and play with their friends and family at leisure such as parties. 

Clue: The Classic Mystery Game is the same as the classic board game. At the start of the game, the player chooses three cards and needs to figure out what those cards represent. The remaining cards are then dealt to the remaining players. When players discover what other players have, they can be flagged. If the player has no cards in hand, they get an X.

If the player uses his detective skills to narrow down the suspect's choices to each option, the player can file charges. However, if the player guesses wrong and will quit the game, at the same time, the losing player will know to see the real answer. The player's goal is to find the killer in as few turns as possible and win.