Trivial Pursuit Family Edition Board Game

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These are the same colors and categories that are used in the original Trivial Pursuit. However, if you grew up with Trivial Pursuit in the ’90s or earlier, you’ll know that the category colors have changed since then. There’s no brown anymore, nor is there a wild card category, and some of the categories (science and nature and sports and leisure) have switched around their colors. If you find yourself getting tripped up by the category colors not matching up with what you remember, make sure you consult your game’s instruction booklet throughout gameplay. What’s the Difference Between Trivial Pursuit Family Edition and “Regular” Trivial Pursuit? Play the TRIVIAL PURSUIT® Live! game on your PlayStation®4 system, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Switch™ system. Know-It All TP (2000, Subsidiary Card Set, duplicates questions from Winning Moves edition but also includes 32 additional cards)

The center spot contains an illustration of each colored wedge, so depending on how large your die roll was, you could land on any number of these. The color of the wedge you land on determines the category of your final question. Answer it correctly, and you’ll win the game! What I love most about this game though, is the variety of questions. Whilst the six different categories certainly act as a great platform to start from, the uniqueness of all the questions means that no one is going to be at more advantage than others. Trivial pursuit is about completely random knowledge and whilst some versions of the game allows you to specialise in certain pop culture topics or sporting areas, this game means that your full range of trivial knowledge is put to the test.Re: the aforementioned six movers, it’s important to know that, though the game’s supplies can accommodate up to six players, you can enjoy the game with as few as three people in total, making it work for smaller families. Larger families can opt to play in teams so that everyone can get in on the trivia fun. Trivial Pursuit Master Game - The 1980s (1989, released in both Master Game and Subsidiary Card Set editions) Trivial Pursuit: Team Edition". BoardGameGeek.com. Archived from the original on 2010-07-19 . Retrieved 2012-10-01.

Thank you so much for reading through our guide to playing Trivial Pursuit Family Edition. We hope our explanation clarifies if the game is right for you and your family. Looking for the perfect game for your kids to play on their own? We’ve got a guide for how to play Trivial Pursuit Junior, too! Trivial Pursuit Master Game - Young Players Edition (1984, released in both Master Game and Subsidiary Card Set editions) Test your knowledge in a fast-paced TV Show experience. Unique question formats and diverse round types offer players a fresh take on Trivial Pursuit. Trivia is now more fun and inclusive for everyone through adapted difficulty levels and unique catch-up rounds. Forget about playing terrifying horror games; test your knowledge of horror movies instead by setting up a game of Trivial Pursuit: Horror Movie Edition. This game comes with 100 cards that have 600 questions that span across decades of horror movies. This isn't the first version of Trivial Pursuit to have the Star Wars theme. Not to be confused with the previous fan-favorite, the Trivial Pursuit Star Wars Classic Trilogy Collectors Edition, this new edition also includes the new lore in addition to the vintage Star Wars stories.There are a few versions of Trivial Pursuit based on the lore and legend in everyone's favorite fantasy trilogy, including several multimedia offerings. Before starting the game, you’ve got to set up the board and game pieces. Trivial Pursuit Family Edition comes with quite a few important pieces. In addition to the fold-out board, there are six game pieces (called “movers”), plus six colored plastic wedges for each player, making for 36 in total. These colored wedges represent each of the six categories of the game. There are also scoring tokens for which to place the colored wedges. Are you still waiting for your Hogwarts letter? Unfortunately, we can't help you with that. But if you and your friends are big enough fans of the Harry Potter series to get that, then you'd probably enjoy sitting down to test your wits with a Harry Potter-themed trivia question, right? Calling all Trivial Pursuit fans! Did you know that there’s a version of the game made specifically with families in mind? That’s right: it’s called Trivial Pursuit Family Edition, and we’re here to tell you how to play it correctly.