Trivial Pursuit: Genus 5

Horn Abbot Ltd. · Board game · 2000
2–24 · best 4, 5 90 min Weight 1.8/5
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Our Verdict

An absolute classic for trivia lovers looking to challenge their friends in a fun-filled night.

Highlights
  • Great for large groups
  • Very easy to pick up
  • Wide range of topics
Keep in mind
  • Knowledge gaps can frustrate players
  • Game length can vary widely
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About the game
If you're the type of person who always has a random fact ready to go, Trivial Pursuit: Genus 5 is your playground. This 2000 edition keeps the classic spirit of the franchise alive, challenging players to prove they know a bit of everything to claim victory. The game revolves around six distinct categories: People & Places, Arts & Entertainment, History, Science & Nature, Sports & Leisure, and the unpredictable Wild Card. The gameplay is straightforward: navigate the board by answering questions and collect your wedges to win. It’s not about complex resource management or heavy strategy; it's all about your general knowledge and a bit of luck with the dice. Whether you're hosting a family game night or a competitive gathering with friends, this game is designed to spark debates, celebrate trivia buffs, and provide endless entertainment. It's a timeless staple that brings people together through the joy of learning and competing. Grab your smartest friends and get ready to show off what you know!
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Game: Trivial Pursuit
Publisher Horn Abbot Ltd.
Designer (Uncredited)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
It supports 2 to 24 players, making it great for large parties.
Is it hard to learn?
The rules are very straightforward, so you can start playing almost instantly.
How long does a game take?
Expect around 90 minutes, though it depends on how much you debate the answers!
Is there much strategy involved?
It's more about trivia knowledge and luck than deep strategic planning.
Is it suitable for kids?
It depends on the-knowledge level, but it's a fun way to learn general facts together.