In order to win Trivial Pursuit Family Edition you must answer a question correctly from each category and collect all six cheese pieces. You can also choose to play in teams or as individuals. It is worth noting that you get two packs of cards to swap between per colour, which results in a much larger variety of questions and therefore keeps gameplay from getting stale. You could swap between the two packs as my family did, or perhaps only use the blue cards for the final winning question. You could allow kids just to use the yellow cards and adults just the blue. You can choose how you interact with the different cards, in order to define your version of gameplay. These are the categories on offer in this version of trivial pursuit: As per usual, the six categories are set as six different colours. In order to gain those all important wedges you have to answer the selected question correctly. Like other board versions of the game, you must roll the dice to travel around the board. All the pieces, created by Hasbro, in the game are well designed and of great quality. Unlike the normal Trivial Pursuit however, the kids pack makes the game far more accessible to the younger members of the household. The kids cards are slightly easier to answer than the blue cards, although there are some easier and more complex question in both packs. Both come with their own stand, complete with one edge being slightly taller than the other, so you can easily see the front of the stand and know which way round the cards are placed into it, helping you avoid the confusion when passing along the pack. The yellow cards are designed for kids, whilst the blue are designed for adults.

These are unique to this version of the game.

Finally, the game has the addition of two sets of question cards. The box also includes the iconic, multicoloured, cheese or pie wedges that you collect in order to fill up your circular piece and win the game. You also get a stylish board, with the six traditional colours as the spaces, with a circular pad in the middle where the pieces start. Like classic Trivial Pursuit you get a single dice, although this time with numbers one through to five as well as a wild roll side, which allows you to move to anywhere you want on the board. This not only allows for flexibility in how you play, but also succeeds in creating a board game that brings the family together. Featuring the same elements as your classic Trivial Pursuit set, this edition of the game will also allow your kids join in on the fun, without it being too difficult for them. Trivial Pursuit Family Edition is not too dissimilar to the original board game, with a twist that allows the whole family to play along.

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