Please write a Quality Plan which includes quality assurance and Testing for the computer game clue-less following the instructions below: This game is a simplified version of the popular board game, Clue . The main simplification is in the navigation of the game board. In Clue-Less there are the same nine rooms, six weapons, and six people as in the board game. The rules are pretty much the same except for moving from room to room.

Please write a Quality Plan which includes quality assurance and Testing for the computer game clue-less following the instructions below: This game is a simplified version of the popular board game, Clue . The main simplification is in the navigation of the game board. In Clue-Less there are the same nine rooms, six weapons, and six people as in the board game. The rules are pretty much the same except for moving from room to room.

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