Milton Bradley Clue Board Game

There's a mystery person on your opponent's card. Can you find the matching face in the crown? Start with a gameboard full of silly-looking characters. Then ask the right questions to eliminate the wrong faces! Once you're down to a face or two - solve the mystery by guessing who! If you're first to discover your opponent's mystery person, you win! Game contains: 2 plastic gameboard trays, 24 mystery cards, 48 face cards and face frames, 2 score keepers, 8 rubber feet, and instructions. For ages 6+.

My First Games. For 2 to 4 players. No reading necessary to play. An exciting up and down game for little people! The best part of playing is playing together. Made in USA. Ages 3 to 6.

Chess. Checkers. Connect Four. Dominoes. Parcheesi. Pente. Backgammon.

Like the TV game show: players must answer trivia questions in the form of a question.

Like the TV game show: players must answer trivia questions in the form of a question.

The game is the actual throwing of the dice. There are four holes that the dice can fall through which eliminates them. When you throw your dice you can use them to knock the opponent's dice into a hole or change their results. There are also two small areas that if a die touches allows the opponent to throw a special die to knock a die into a hole or change the results.

Go to the Head of the Class is the traditional educational based game with question and answer subjects in Language, Science, Art & Music, Mathematics, History, Literature, and Geography. This game is intended for 2-6 players ages 6 and up.

Don't Play With Strangers With the Milton Bradley collection of Classic Board Games, you get the best selection of everyone's beloved classic games. With no pieces to lose, these games will entertain your entire family for hours. This exciting collection allows you to save games in progress, play against a wide variety of computer opponents each with unique characteristics, and have a great time. The Milton Bradley collection of Classic Board Games captures the spirit of the original...

Pitfall! is based upon the classic video game of the same name. The players attempt to move around the board via dice, collecting treasure as they go. A player must play the proper card from his hand to pass obstacles like crocodiles, fire, and rolling logs. Collect one of each treasure (gold bar, silver bar, money bag, and diamond) to win.

Candy Land has become a classic game that the whole family can enjoy! In a world where advancing technology and fads are in abundance the simplicity of Candy Land is a good way to step back from it all and spend time with the ones you care about. Its simple enough for children as young as three who are just starting to learn their colors and fun enough for the rest of the family to enjoy with them.

"Tap out ice blocks one by one. They won't melt when you are done! Take your time and do some thinking to keep the polar bear from sinking. To win, the bear must stay on top. One wrong block- he'll go ker-plop!" ~ Description from back of box

The game of Life allows a player to go through a fantasy life taking big chances for huge gains or even quietly amassing their fortune. The object of the game is to retire into a giant mansion rather then end up in a retirement home.

The tower consists of 54 wooden rectangular bricks, in layers of 3, placed at right angles to each other. Each player in turn, removes one brick from anywhere below the highest complete storey and places it on the top of the tower, at right angles to the blocks immediately below it. A complete 3-block storey must be completed before starting another. Only one hand may be used at a time.

This is a game based on the popular TV show of the same name. Two players will be shown eight answers for eight seconds than the answers are covered. One player answers questions by the number covering the appropriate answer. The player will continue answering questions until they miss one. Eye Guessis called if the answer is not one of the eight on the board. 100 points wins the game, and the right to collect prizes in an "avoid the hiding bad guy" bonus game.

Be the first player to collect the most picture cards of their character while moving around the board.

The playing mat includes for player areas and the game includes a CD with music and a DJ who shouts commands.

One player controls the Shields and the other controls the Swords. The Swords player must try to capture the Chief Shield, while the Shields player must clear a safe path for the Chief Shield to escape off the board. Pieces can move any number of spaces in a straight line, and are captured when bracketed on two opposite sides by opponent pieces.

Like the TV game show: players must answer trivia questions in the form of a question.

Each player has 4 good ghosts and 4 evil ghosts - but only the player can see which ghost are good or evil (like in Stratego) - placed at the back of a 6x6 size board. Each turn a player moves one of his ghosts one square orthogonally. Moving into an opponent's ghost kills the ghost. The object of the game is to get rid of your own evil ghosts, kill your opponent's good ghosts, or move one of your good ghosts off the board from one of your opponent's corner squares.

This is like regular Taboo except that all the "clue words" are names of famous celebrities past and present. Players divide into two teams. A card is secretly drawn and a "clue giver" tries to get his team to say the word on it . . . without using any of the related words that are also on the card. The team has a timer during which they score as many clues as possible.

Are you ready to be the demelition man? Can you Knock out the bricks that need to go and stack them back on top pf the wall? The more you knock out the greater the challenge. Will you be the demelition hero? Or will your knock out the wrong brick and bring the whole wall crashing down? Grab up your friends and find out.

Based on the hit movie Finding Nemo, players try to lead nemo from the dentist's office great Barrier Reef.

This a game based on the TV show Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids by Bill Cosby. The object of the game is to get the gang together by collecting each of their cards.

Don't Wake Daddy is an exciting children's game. Players move across the board by drawing cards and going to the matching space. If a player lands a certain spaces, they will have to press the button on daddies alarm clock a certain number of times, daddy may sleep through it, or he may wake up and send the player all the way back to bed to start again!

The Classic game gets a component upgrade. The cover features Vincet Price as the Hangman.

Players must form words on an 8x8 (or in the new edition 10x10) grid. The words may be formed horizontally or vertically on the grid, as in Scrabble, but as the title suggests the letters may also be stacked, so that words can be changed by having letters substituted by stacking (up to a limit of 5 high). Scoring is also different to Scrabble; there are no letter values, instead, when a new word is formed the number of tiles used in that word is counted and used as the score. A word that is flat...

Players divide their 6 travelers into 3 secret agents and 3 tourists and select matching passports that will be used throughout the game. With throws of the dice, the travelers are moved from the hotel or railroad station toward the wall. After passing through the checkpoint, which can cause delays, travelers are moved toward the opponents buildings to locate his "Master Plan". When found, the "Master Plan" is rushed back through a checkpoint or "Over the Wall".In addition, each player has two inspectors...

Players travel around the Jet World gameboard, going from city to city, to buy various World Traded Articles, some of which are "worthless". The others have a value that can go up or down, according to the number showing on the World Price Board. When a player has two or three matching articles of value, the money paid by the bank, when they are sold or used as a bonus, increases tremendously. The object is to have the most money, at the end, when the value of each player's article cards and cash...

Players must win two matches with two different WWF stars. You win matches by pinning your opponents.Can you win the championship? The game features 12 superstars of the 1980's WWF.

The New Price is Right is based on the hit game show. Just like in the show, one player acts as host while the others bid on prizes, with the winner going on to play games for a chance at more prizes. The last two players will go head to head in the Showcase Round.

A childs first board game. Does not require reading or knowing numbers. It is a color coded game that helps childern learn colors. Children draw colored cards, and move their plastic gingerbread playing tokens to the next square of the same color. The fist player to make it to the candy castle at the end of the path wins!!

Shipping weight: 1.329 pounds (Size: 10.50" H x 10.50" W x 2.00" D)

You race against time to guess words acted out for you by your Actor teammate. You score points as you switch from word Expert to Actor to Loader. You'll love the fast-paced excitement as the Body Language turntable spins new words and new action into every game.

Race across the island game board and reach the visitors center first. But watch out for t-rex or other dinosaurs, or you could be their dinner!!

Shipping weight: 2.054 pounds (Size: 10.50" H x 15.75" W x 2.50" D)

Shipping weight: 1.044 pounds (Size: 9.50" H x 12.00" W x 1.25" D)

"This is a Game of Travel, concluding with a Pirate fight. It comprises a Game-Board, Travel-Cards, Four Travelers, and Spinner. The Game-Board is a Map of the World. The Travel-Cards indicate journeys to be made by the Travelers, and the distance to be traveled in each move is determined by spinning. As the routes of travel are well-known railroad and steamship lines, the players acquire a knowledge of these, also the chief cities and ports and their principal articles of commerce..."

So where does the Bermuda Triangle bit come in? There is a ‘mysterious cloud’ - a plastic construction raised from the board on a central column - which moves about the board and twists around above the ships. There are magnets on the underside of the cloud and on top of the ships, so ships can be picked up and moved or destroyed when the cloud passes over. Each turn, a player moves a ship and the cloud - usually trying to protect their own ships and attack those of other players.

Shipping weight: 1.768 pounds (Size: 9.50" H x 15.00" W x 2.00" D)

Be the first to return to start with 3 cards belonging to your Sesame Street character.

The players accumulate chips representing their overall power on the military, industrial or political spheres, and use those chips to exert pressure on other players. For example, you can "demand" that a player withdraw his steel mills from a country you consider to be "yours" by anting up a chip (of any colour). The other player either complies or counters with a chip of his own. This can escalate until either player buckles. Escalate too much and you leave yourself open to "attack" by other players...

A game of placement, shares and nerve by Reiner Knizia, this is a lovely edition with nice, heavy tiles akin to Mah-jong pieces in weight and feel. Players in turn lay numbered pieces on tracks curling to the centre, and then take a share in any colour. The round ends when a track is filled. Scoring is based on your total share multiplied by the value of the final tile played on each track. So if you are collecting blue shares, I'll try and lay a blue 1 as near last as possible. Then you'll want...

"You control your pieces and risk your men in battles where the strength of your enemy is unknown. The suspense builds as your men move deeper into enemy territory. Move with caution and courage. The next piece you attack could be a bomb. And when attacked, it could "blast" your man off the board and out of play.

The object of the game is to place plastic ivory tiles on the board to score points by 1) maneuvering the path to CONNECT with Scoring Areas, and 2) making CLOSE OFFS There are 78 tiles and a playing board with the rules printed inside the lid.

Become a super sleuth with the ''Whodunnit'' mystery game, Clue. Use the clues to solve the mystery. Was it Mrs. White with a wrench or Colonel Mustard with a candlestick? Be the first to crack the case!

Players need to first bust Snoopy out of the hospital. Then it's a free-for-all as everyone tries to take control of Snoopy and return him to the dog house. Players can use telephone booths as shortcuts and place a 'No Dogs Allowed' sign to block Snoopy's path.

When you complete a building, the other players may play Legal Action cards (up to five), each of which places a red marble in the gavel device. You automatically get a green marble, and may add up to four more by using your Defence cards. The gavel is then shaken and then held up so marbles roll into the handle; a window at the handle's end reveals who won. If the opponents win, the builder does not get his building (and has lost the money) and the opponents get money from the bank for their trouble...

In Tank Battle players attempt to destroy their opponents six tanks. During a players turn, that player marks a spot on the board where they think their opponent will end their turn. If the correct the tank is destroyed. Players get six shots a turn, as well as 5 special shots which can only be used once. Each players has 6 tanks, an ammo dumb, a fuel dumb, a headquarters, and five anti-tank guns.

A re-enactment of the original Super Mario Bros. games by Nintendo. Knock down the bricks to get to one of four possible locations for the princess.

This game features the American Revolution. One player controls the British units, the other the Americans. Both sides have different rules for movement as well as different units to reflect the difference in the two opposing armies. The British control superior forces but lack mobility, while the Americans skirmish as much as possible until they have gained enough forces to combat the British in a major battle

Based on a TV Show that ran from 1949-1957, this is a game of space exploration in which players move their four markers through the solar system. Movement is controlled by a spinner that is part of a fold-out cockpit which helps deepen the Captain Video theme.

In this precursor of Battleship, players place mines and subs on the lower levels of the three dimensional gameboard. Players move their ships to a desired location on the grid and then let loose their depth charges, marking hits, near misses and misses. The last player still controling subs wins.

One Milton Bradley's American Heritage "Command Decision" series wargames. It presents a light simualtion of WWI air combat between german and american forces.

1 Plastic Tower (The electronic game unit). 16 Plastic Buildings. 4 Plastic Warrior Pawns. 1 Plastic Dragon Pawn. 12 Plastic Key Pieces. 5 Plastic Flags. 42 Plastic Score Pegs. 4 Plastic Corner Protectors. 1 Cardboard Gameboard in two parts. 4 Cardboard Score Charts. 4 Cardboard Pegasus Tokens. 1 Label Sheet. 1 Detailed Instruction Booklet.