# Trivial Pursuit: Star Trek 50th Anniversary Edition

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2016
- **BGG Rating**: 6.4
- **BGG Rank**: #21701
- **Players**: 2
- **Duration**: —
- **Weight**: 1.00 / 5
- **Publishers**: The Op Games
- **Categories**: Movies / TV / Radio theme, Party Game, Science Fiction, Trivia
- **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling

## Verdict
If you love Star Trek and trivia, you’ll enjoy the nostalgia and simplicity of this game.Iconic Star Trek themesEasy to learnCollectible componentsRequires prior knowledgePace can lag with few playersRECOMMENDED

## Description
Grab your tricorder and fire up the phaser: Trivial Pursuit: Star Trek 50th Anniversary Edition celebrates half a century of space exploration with 1,200 questions covering the five TV series and the first ten movies of the saga. Each card presents queries in six areas — Crew Members, Locations, Starfleet, Aliens, Ships, and Science & Technology — so whether you’re a Kirk fan or a Data devotee, there’s always a topic to test your knowledge. The components are stored in a collectible shuttlecraft case, giving you that Federation hangar vibe before you even open the box. 

The game follows the classic Trivial Pursuit formula: move around the board by answering questions, collect the colored wedges for each category, and once you’ve completed the circuit, tackle the final grand question. The only extra mechanic is dice rolling, which determines how many spaces you move each turn, keeping the pace brisk and the tension high. There are no complex rules or a fixed playing time — it depends on the number of players and how familiar they are with Star Trek, but it usually runs between 30 and 60 minutes. 

With a BGG weight of 1/5, the game is light, perfect for gathering friends for a themed dinner or a Star Trek binge. The complexity level is low, making it ideal for newcomers and veterans alike who just want to reminisce about iconic moments from the series. If you love trivia, sci‑fi, or simply need an excuse to debate who piloted the Enterprise best, this title delivers nostalgic fun without over‑complicating the gameplay.

## FAQ
### How many players can join?
The game supports 2 players up to larger groups; there’s no official max, but it works well with 6‑8 participants.

### How long does a game last?
It varies with player count and pace, typically ranging from 30 to 60 minutes.

### What is the complexity level?
Very low – the rules mirror classic Trivial Pursuit and are easy to grasp in minutes.

### What components are included?
A board, 1,200 question cards, a die, colored wedge pieces, and a collectible shuttlecraft‑shaped case.

### Do I need to know Star Trek to enjoy it?
Prior knowledge helps, but the game is also a fun way to learn new Star Trek facts.

### Does it cover all Star Trek series?
Yes, it includes questions from the five TV series and the first ten movies.

### Can kids play?
Recommended for ages 12+, as some questions may be too tricky for younger children.