Editing Kill Doctor Lucky (section)

== Expansions and spinoffs ==
;''Kill Doctor Lucky: Craigdarroch: An Accessory to Murder'' (1998): An expansion board for ''Kill Doctor Lucky, Craigdarroch'' depicts [[Craigdarroch Castle]], a mansion in [[Victoria, British Columbia]].
;''[[Save Doctor Lucky]]'' (2000): A [[prequel]] to ''Kill Doctor Lucky, Save Doctor Lucky'' takes place on a sinking [[ocean liner]]. Gameplay is similar to ''Kill Doctor Lucky'', except that your goal is to ''save'' Doctor Lucky while somebody else ''is'' watching. There is also a time limit; if Doctor Lucky is not saved before the ship sinks, everybody loses.<ref>{{cite journal
 | title=Pyramid Pick: Save Doctor Lucky
 | url=http://www.sjgames.com/pyramid/login/article.html?id=1774
 | journal=Pyramid (Online)
 | publisher=[[Steve Jackson Games]]
 | last=Weier
 | first=Brad
 | date=2000-07-28
 | access-date=2008-02-23}}</ref>
;''Save Doctor Lucky on Moon Base Copernicus'' (2002): A new map for ''Save Doctor Lucky'' depicting an "unexplodable" space station. Typically, they called it unexplodable but it's about to go BOOM! The escape pod only has room for two, so, it looks like you'll get into Dr. Lucky's good-books by saving him and taking him back to Earth with you, while the rest of your unfortunate travellers are killed in the explosion.
;''Kill Doctor Lucky: The Director's Cut'' (2002): Contains the original board for "Kill Doctor Lucky" and an unnamed, back-printed second board similar to the Craigdarroch expansion board. The rule booklet for this edition also includes suggested variant rules, including "Kill Doctor Lucky and his Dog" (in this version, one can kill Doctor Lucky's dog in front of him, but not vice versa) and a system for players to try to kill each other  (resulting in the killer taking the victim's cards, and the victim going back to the starting space and continuing from there).
;''Kill Doctor Lucky Online'' (2004): A complete, licensed online version of the classic ''Kill Doctor Lucky'' game published by [[GameTable Online]]. Can be played with live players or against computer opponents.
;''The Doctor Lucky Ambivalence Pack'' (2005): Includes ''Kill Doctor Lucky Aboard the SS Afgang!'' and ''Save Doctor Lucky from the Hotel DuBois!'' expansion boards.
;''Kill Doctor Lucky'' (2006): A new full-color deluxe edition, including mounted board, cards, pawns, rules, and the new spite tokens published by [[Titanic Games]].
;''Kill Doctor Lucky and His Little Dog, Too!'' (2007): Expansion set from Titanic Games for the above game. Adds a token for Shamrock, the Doctor's dog, and expansion rules.
;''Get Lucky'' (2013): Card game version from Cheapass Games. Published through Kickstarter.
;''The Secret Lair of Doctor Lucky'' (2016):  An expansion board for the 19.5th Edition illustrated in the same style as ''[[Before I Kill You, Mr. Bond|Before I Kill You, Mr. Spy]]''.  Rules Twist:  You ''must'' be seen killing Doctor Lucky.
;''Dr. Lucky's Mansion that is Haunted'' (2017):  An expansion board for the 19.5th Edition based on the concept of Dr. Lucky's mansion being haunted, dodgingly renamed to avoid another 'Spy Game' incident.  Rules Twist:  You play ghosts and move through the walls.
; ''The Island of Doctor Lucky'' (2018):  A stand-alone reimplementation. You can still attempt murder the old fashioned way, using a weapon when no one can see you, or you can take advantage of the new hazard cards to hit him from anywhere else on the map. While hazards aren't usually as strong as a murder attempt, they give you faster movement for the rest of the game. What's more, you can also throw hazards at players.<ref>https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/250963/the-island-of-doctor-lucky</ref>
; '''Button Men: Dr. Lucky's Murderers'' (2018):  A [[Button Men]] set featuring Dr. Lucky and several potential murders.  Introduces the Luck Die skill and the 19.5 sized die.