Hasbro Gaming Trivial Pursuit Family Edition

This game is great because there are adult cards and kid cards. Although some of the kid cards are no joke. My family has been enjoying playing this game.

My family had been playing an older Trivial Pursuit edition from the 2000s, and my 14-year-old son would get frustrated because he didn’t know most of the answers. This version is a great upgrade. The questions feel much more current and fun, and the inclusion of child-friendly questions allows him to actually compete. While some of the kids’ questions seem geared a bit more toward ages 10–12, it still works well for us. We’ve played this edition about five times now, and every game has been a blast. Definitely a great pick for family game night.

This game is fantastic—it’s engaging, educational, and suitable for all ages. The price was the most competitive compared to other stores, and the cards are made of durable cardstock. The game encourages critical thinking and learning in a way that’s accessible for both competitive and casual players alike. I played it with my 10-year-old grandson and a few adults with varying levels of education—some of whom pride themselves on knowing it all—which added an extra layer of fun to the experience. That said, I did make some adjustments to the game by incorporating trivia reflecting African, Swiss, and West Indian cultures to make it more inclusive and representative of diverse perspectives that represents my family makeup.

Growing up I always watched my Grandma and Dad play this..I remember the turquoise color of the box and the pie pieces. When I saw this, I was super excited to find an edition I could play with my family. This game is fun and the question aren't extremely hard and for the most part, relatable. My son who is 12 and recently diagnosed with Autism, enjoyed it a lot. My only complaint and reason for not giving 5 stars is the lack of cards. Although it does come with an ok amount, I wish there were more like the original. We have only played twice with adults and once with adults and kids and have already heard most of the questions, so I feel like the challenge is gone and it won't be long until we've heard them all.

What a great family game. 40 years ago, when trivial pursuit came out, my family would play it all day at family gatherings. Of course it took all day to play one game. This version has been greatly improved for modern tastes. It takes about an hour, the questions are answerable, for adults and children. Several frustration points from the original have been removed. My kids love to play this game. Please take a break from your digital lives and play this game with your kids. This summer I've been playing this with high school and college kids. They love it. School-aged children also love it.

Very fun.

Love this game. Remembered playing as a kid and it’s still great! The pie pieces are pretty small so might want to put a baggie for storage and even while you are playing if you have little kids. Game board and box/pieces are still high quality just like previous versions

Loved playing this!!

Kids absolutely love this game! Can’t keep them away. With an adult set of questions it’s also great for me to play with them and not be bored. We play this game before homework to get their brains activated and it seems to work.

Un divertido juego para pasar el rato con familia y amigos y practicar el inglés.

Great family edition and mix of general knowledge for all ages. Reduced spaces vs. original, so makes the game faster to stop younger ones losing interest.

It is not bad the first time, but became boring after a while. Many questions were too difficult for Japanese English learners as they were Western focused.

Great game to give to children for Christmas it gets mum and dad involved too. Bring it on family game time