Trivial Pursuit is a board game that tests the general knowledge of players. Players answer questions from various categories to progress around the board and collect wedges to eventually win the game.
Trivial Pursuit was created in 1979 by Chris Haney and Scott Abbott in Montreal, Canada.
The game was first sold in 1982 and became a hit around the world.
Trivial Pursuit has since been translated into over 26 different languages and sold in over 100 countries.
In 2008, Trivial Pursuit was acquired by Hasbro, a global play and entertainment company.
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The classic edition of Trivial Pursuit with questions from various categories.
A family-friendly version of Trivial Pursuit with questions for kids and adults.
A more challenging version of Trivial Pursuit for knowledgeable players.
The categories differ based on the version of Trivial Pursuit, but they generally include history, science, entertainment, arts & literature, sports & leisure, and geography.
Trivial Pursuit is best played with 2-6 players, but some versions allow up to 8 players.
A typical game of Trivial Pursuit can last anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the number of players and how quickly they progress through the board.
Yes, Trivial Pursuit can be played online through various websites and mobile apps.
Trivial Pursuit has versions specifically designed for children, but some questions in the adult versions may not be appropriate for younger players. It is recommended to check the age recommendation on the box before purchasing.