The Op Games Releases “CLUE: What We Do in the Shadows” Edition

ByDaniel Kling Lorentsen
Box cover of "CLUE: What We Do in the Shadows" from The Op Games, featuring characters in various poses flying against a moonlit night sky backdrop. The colorful design is themed around the supernatural comedy series. Perfect for ages 16 and up.

The Op Games has announced the launch of CLUE: What We Do in the Shadows, now available for purchase at Amazon and other major retailers for $44.99. This edition of the classic board game incorporates elements from the FX comedy series “What We Do in the Shadows,” coinciding with the premiere of the show’s sixth and final season on October 21.

The game features the characters and settings from the series, allowing players to assume the roles of Staten Island’s vampire roommates and their associates as they unravel a mystery. This version retains the core mechanics of CLUE® but enhances the experience with artwork, character tokens, and clue cards inspired by the television series.

A CLUE board game setup featuring dark, shadowy themes evokes a vibe reminiscent of "What We Do in the Shadows." The board displays rooms labeled as Dracula's Tomb and Frankenstein's Lab. Game pieces, cards, and dice are scattered around, enhancing the mysterious atmosphere.

The What We Do in the Shadows edition is designed for players aged 16 and older, accommodating two or more players with an average gameplay duration of over 60 minutes.

Dane Chapin, CEO of The Op Games, commented on the release, stating that the new edition aims to merge the strategic elements of CLUE with the distinctive comedic tone of the television series;

“We’re incredibly excited to bring this new edition to life. Combining the strategic fun of Clue with the unique humor and charm of ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ creates an experience that both long-time fans and new players will love.”

A CLUE board game spread with vampire-themed cards and a game board features "What We Do in the Shadows" edition. Produced by The Op Games, visible cards display characters and locations like the "Wellness Center" and "Fancy Room.

Daniel Kling Lorentsen is the editor of Tabletop Gaming News, with a passion for tabletop games that began in the '90s. Starting with Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer, his journey in the gaming industry has been diverse—from working at a prominent gaming store and illustrating RPG books and board games, to consulting hedge funds on RPG trends. Since 2005, Daniel has written extensively about games and managed several gaming websites, applying his deep industry knowledge to keep readers informed about the latest in tabletop gaming.