Trivial Pursuit Family Edition Board Game

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As we alluded to earlier, the colors in Trivial Pursuit Family Edition indicate the different categories of the game. The categories and their colors are as follows: blue for geography, orange for sports and leisure, purple for the arts and culture, pink for entertainment, yellow for history, and green for science and nature. If you overshoot, keep playing, answering questions in the categories you land on, until you land on the center. 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. 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. 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.In short, yes! In our humble opinion, Trivial Pursuit Family Edition makes for a pretty solid play. Since it’s quite similar to the original Trivial Pursuit, you’ll most likely like it if you enjoy the former.