Marmalade Game Studio has just released the 2016 Suspects Pack for the digital version of Clue, also known as Cluedo, and if you're a fan of this classic murder-mystery game, you're in for a treat. This new pack lets you dive back into the game with iconic characters from the 2016 edition, adding a nostalgic twist to your gameplay.

Who Are the 2016 Clue aka Cluedo Suspects?

The pack includes beloved characters such as Miss Scarlet, Colonel Mustard, Reverend Green, Professor Plum, Dr. Orchid, and Mrs. Peacock. With this update, you're free to choose any of these classic suspects and place them in any scenario you desire, unbound by specific crime scenes or case files. This flexibility allows you to mix and match with the newer 2023 cast, offering endless possibilities for your game sessions.

The community's enthusiasm for the return of these characters has been palpable, especially amidst the introduction of the more modern 2023 characters. It's clear that Marmalade Game Studio has listened to its fans by bringing back these fan-favorites, enhancing the overall experience of the game.

There’s More Coming to the Game!

In addition to the 2016 Suspects Pack, Clue aka Cluedo is introducing a new Retro Rules Set game mode, which is available for free. This mode harks back to the original 1949 rules, bringing old-school mechanics into play. In this nostalgic setting, tokens start at designated spots on the board, with Miss Scarlet taking the first move unless she's absent, in which case Colonel Mustard steps in.

The Retro Rules Set changes the gameplay dynamics significantly; you can only make accusations while in a room, and Clue Cards are omitted entirely. Additionally, players cannot move through squares occupied by others, adding a strategic layer to the game.

To experience these exciting updates, head over to the Google Play Store and download the latest version of Clue aka Cluedo.

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