Where’s the Fun From? – The Mystery Behind the Invention of Clue

In this installment from my YouTube series, Where’s the Fun From?, I tell the origin story of how Anthony E. Pratt invented a game that gave new meaning to the expression “Foul Play.”

Author, documentary filmmaker, and toy industry veteran Tim Walsh recently founded a new game company called Roo Games. Additional Where’s the Fun From? episodes are available on his Seize the Play YouTube channel.

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Anthony E. Pratt had the idea for the game that would become Clue in 1944. Second only to Monopoly in worldwide sales, this is the story of a game that gave new meaning to the expression “Foul Play.” This is the Clue Edition of Where’s the Fun from? (WTFF)