- Trivial Pursuit Master Edition Trivia Game, Board Games for Adults and Teens, Includes Electronic Timer, Trivia Games for 2 to 6 Players, Ages 16 and Up (Amazon Exclusive)

Background Info: We are a family with two teenage boys (17 & 18). We've been taking the kids to play pub trivia since they were 12-13 with semi-regularity (10+ times a year) and they grew up loving the family version of Trivial Pursuit and Mind the Gap has been a recent favorite. So while we're not trivia experts, we're fans of trivia games in general. The Why: I purchased this version because we're long overdue for an upgrade in our Trivial Pursuit since no one in our family is young enough for the family version anymore. How it went: Pretty good! We had a fun time playing this game (me, my husband, my sister, and the two boys) as a mixed group of 40-somethings and older teenagers. There was a definite mix of really hard questions and total softballs with plenty landing in the middle. The game ended with one adult taking a decisive lead and winning the game, the other 2 adults had 3 pies, and the 2 teenagers had none but that's because we played the harder way where pies were only earned on pie pieces and not on every question. Next time we'll probably play it the easier way to see how it goes because the kids were definitely getting questions right, just not at pie-time! Overall: We'll definitely play this game again. It wasn't the smash hit I'd hoped for at first play but we also had a fun couple of hours together as a family!

I love this game back in the 1980s and 90s. However trying to play my original Trivial Pursuit game from that time frame doesn't work very well. The questions are very outdated on the old version, which is why I ordered this new version. The questions are perfect. My 14 and 17 year old kids had a blast, although we do typically play the shorter version where you get a wedge for any questions answered correctly, not just on the wedge space. I gave four stars on good for traveling because it is a large item with small pieces oh, so you would not be able to play this on the plane or somewhere that you did not have a fairly large table space to put the board on. Overall a great game, educational and fun for kids even as young as 14.

It's a Classic

Questions are harder than I expected. Played with kid in his 20’s and folks in late 60’s and we all had never heard of many of the questions. I thought this was the updated version. It’s still fun but we ended up reaching for multiple cards til we got one with a chance of answering. Well made though. Just ordered another game that appears more generational.

Fun for game night.

I purchased this game after digging up an older version (1996) of Trivial Pursuit. My boyfriend and I, along with a couple of other friends loved playing the game together, but the questions were too difficult and completely out-dated. I immediately purchased this game and cannot say enough good things about it. We play it at least 1-2 times a week with different friends and everyone always has a blast. We usually play couples or even guys against girls to make things really interesting!! A lot of comments have mentioned the excess of US History questions, but I would have to disagree with that. We have been through a lot of questions so far, and there definitely isn't an overabundance of U.S. questions. There's a fair share of them, but not to the point of necessarily pinpointing that as a negative to the game. The questions range from easy to super difficult depending on your age, interests, etc. Overall, if you're into good, fun trivia, buy this game!!

Ordered for family game night- we had a wide age range from 13-65 playing this. Everyone was able to answer these questions. Good questions, some easy and some we were all stumped. Fun game. Will keep this on the family game night shelf. Great for trivia lovers

I have the original game from the 1980s. We still play it at home and love it. But after decades of playing the same questions, we wanted to spice up our gameplay. After scanning the card sets out there, it made the most sense to buy the new version of the game, board and all. I'm so glad we did. The new version is colorful and vibrant. They replaced the old brown (literature) with purple and the design POPS! The wedges now have height to them and go into the game pieces more easily. The updated questions are challenging and fun. I like the fact that some of the questions are visual (with pictures on the card that you have to identify). And some answers include a sentence of trivia to explain a bit further. The new game comes with a timer (which we didn't use and which I think is an unnecessary addition). Otherwise, I'm completely happy with this purchase. Updated questions, turbo-charged design, still thoroughly enjoyable!

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Trivial pursuit

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I had great memories playing trivial pursuit in my youth and I was excited to reintroduce this game to my children. Sadly the questions remain dated, not relevant for millennials and overly US centric. With so many options out there and online, I would not recommend this game anymore.

Good for Americans. Difficult if you're from any other country.