Cluedo and rooms. Changes to the rules of game play were made, some to accommodate the new features. The suspects have new given names and backgrounds, as well as differing abilities that may be used during the game. The revolver is now a pistol, the lead pipe and spanner/wrench have been removed, and a baseball bat, axe, dumbbell, trophy, and poison have been added. The nine rooms have changed to (in clockwise order): Hall, Guest House, Dining Room, Kitchen, Patio, Spa, Theatre, Living Room, and Observatory. There is also a second deck of cards—the Intrigue cards. In this deck, there are
Game mechanics In such a game, the winner is the only remaining player to have avoided loss. Some games with capture mechanics are won by the player who removes all, or a given number of, the opponents' playing pieces. Some games end when a player wins by solving a puzzle or riddle posed by the game. Examples include Cluedo, hangman and zendo. Many simple games (and some complex ones) are effectively races. The first player to advance one or more tokens to or beyond a certain point on the board wins. Examples: backgammon, ludo, chutes & ladders. The goal of a structure