Hasbro Gaming Clue: Bridgerton Edition – 3-6 Players, Ages 17+

Bridgerton Edition: a stylish Clue game for mature audiences

Step into candlelit drawing rooms where whispers shape the night. Clue: Bridgerton Edition invites 3-6 players, ages 17 and up, to uncover who among the guests is entangled in a heart scandal, how they were caught, and where the tryst occurred. Lady Whistledown’s notes appear as you trade clues and draw Scandal cards, which both reveal information and invite you to share your own secrets at strategic moments.

The goal is to make a correct accusation and see your investigative work crowned in a Society Paper at the end, providing a tangible sense of story and outcome as the night unfolds.

Inside the box

• Exclusive Bridgerton character movers: Daphne, Simon, Queen Charlotte, Eloise, Anthony, and Benedict
• Scandal cards that speed up clues while inviting storytelling
• A die with a magnifying-glass icon to trigger clue moments
• The Society Paper reference card to track suspects and locations
• A refined game board, tokens, and clear instruction sheet
• Designed for 3-6 players, ages 17+, ideal for adult game nights

What it feels like to play

• Atmospheric art and components evoke Bridgerton-inspired rooms, perfect for conversation and role-play
• Turns mix deduction with storytelling as scandal cards prompt quick, dramatic reveals
• Balanced gameplay supports both social interaction and strategic thinking

The aim is to balance suspicion and deduction: the right accusation wins and the story is celebrated in the final Society Paper reveal. This edition brings familiar intrigue together with new twists tailored for fans of the series.

Why choose this edition

Bridgerton fans and game-night groups enjoy the thematic tie-ins, recognizable characters, and a fresh twist on a classic mystery game. It’s well-suited for social evenings where players savor atmosphere, conversation, and friendly competition without pressure.

Play tips

• Set a comfortable pace for the group and encourage storytelling during scandal moments
• Rotate the role of Whistledown-like narrator to heighten immersion