Cluedo spinning detectives

This game is aptly mysterious. As in, we really don’t know exactly how to explain how it all works to you. And, to be honest, we are not 100% convinced that Scientific Games do either. They do provide a lengthy crib sheet for the game, but you need the intuition of Miss Marple to grasp it. We reckon that the only way to fully understand it is to give it a go and learn on the job. You must try to work your way through the different rooms of the house, collecting clues and bonuses along the way. To open a room, match three room symbols on the main reel. If you successfully progress through different rooms, you can accumulate decent wins. The wilds are really helpful here (though they seem as confusing as a dead body found in a locked room at first). Basically, they each replace certain symbols in order to help you make matches, but act in different ways: for example, the book and poison wilds replace entire reels. The other way to win in the game is to activate the bonus feature. Here, you pick seven cards and try to gather as many bonuses as possible, which then multiply your winnings from that original spin. The game’s soundtrack is eery and mysterious with a touch of excitement. Admittedly, this is pretty apt for a murder mystery set in an old house, but perhaps some music straight out of a 1920s drama would have been better. Together with the fairly poor visuals, CLUEDO Spinning Detectives is definitely left looking a little criminal in its execution.