Trivial Pursuit Family Edition

We recently picked up the Hasbro Games Trivial Pursuit Family Edition (Amazon Exclusive), and I have to say, it was a blast to play with the whole family. We're big fans of trivia games, and this one definitely did not disappoint. The game comes with a wide variety of questions that are great for both kids and adults, and we really appreciated that the questions covered a wide range of topics. It was fun to see who knew the most about history, sports, movies, and more. The gameplay itself was really smooth and easy to follow, and we liked that there were different levels of questions so that everyone had a chance to contribute. Even my 8-year-old was able to answer some of the questions, which made him feel like a part of the team. I'm not sure what makes this the Amazon Exclusive edition, but either way, we had a ton of fun playing it. If you're a fan of trivia games and looking for a fun family activity, I highly recommend the Hasbro Games Trivial Pursuit Family Edition.

Perfect game for my 10yr old. Christmas gift.

Now that my big three kids are older, they absolutely love trivia games. Though I bought this Trivial Pursuit Family Edition game for them three Christmases ago, they have really come to love it this year. I love that there are both kid and adult cards, so we can play right along with them. And many of the kid questions give true/false options or multiple choice options, so my daughter who is only 8 still has a decent chance of getting some questions correct. My oldest son (nearly 12) gets quite a bit of the kid questions correct. The entertainment questions are still the hardest for our family--both kid and adult questions alike--since we aren't super up-to-date on what is going on in that industry.

My kids and I love this game. We're all trivia fans. Most of the questions feel appropriate but sometimes we find some adult questions that feel like they should be for the kids and vice versa; but they are consistent enough that my 8 yo, 11 yo, and myself have all won about an equal share of games. Some of the rules (like about moving your peice) could have been more clear. Overall a great game for the family. Takes about 1 hour to play for my family (1 adult, 3 kids)

Fun board game for adults and children

Love this game! It’s a fun, updated version of the classic Trivial Pursuit game that makes it more enjoyable for the entire family. The questions are divided into two groups - Adult and Kids, but don’t be fooled - there are questions in each batch that are sure to stump both age groups! Fast-paced and easy to jump in and start playing. Perfect for the whole family. We played with our multi-generational family ages 8-83 and had a blast!

Back in the ‘80s we played this game, in its different variations all the time. I was so happy to see a version with 2 sets of cards, 1 appropriate for me and 1 appropriate for my 10yo grandsons. It was a great way to get them away from their screens for a while. Although there were some questions that were above their knowledge level, there were also questions that were above mine. But best of all we talked and laughed during the games. As with the original, it takes about 2 minutes to learn how to play before you get to the trivia questions. Highly recommended, even if you didn’t play way back when

Good game...better for age 6 and up. Questions are divided between kid questions and adult questions.

Good fun for the whole family

The quality. of the product is great but there are not enough questions. The classic edition has over 2,400 questions. This addition has 1200 but they are divided into 600 for adults and 600 for kiddos. So, really there are only 600 questions available for play. After a few times of playing the game, the questions become repetitive and therefore pointless. If it had triple or even double the questions it would be great. It too expensive for the limited amount of times it can be played before it is no longer fun.

Genial aunque algunas preguntas de los niños son algo complicadas

Molto bello

Teens may have a little problem with the degree of difficulty, the junior questions are far too easy and the regular ones are slightly harder. Something similar happens with older people as well as much of the questions are based on newer tech or internet culture/gaming. We play in teams to make sure everyone get a decent chance