Arts Reviews

This game was recommended to me by a friend so I thought it was going to be a sure fire winner. Unfortunately the learning curve is steeper than I'd like for a party game and the overall game itself is much better in theory than in practice. The trivia is mainly from decades ago so if you are under the age of 40 you might want to think twice about picking this game up. I would recommend Time's Up or Loaded Questions. The former is a fast paced party game while the latter is a fun way to get to know people.

This is a fun new twist on the classic style of trivia games. Teams constantly shift and switch throughout the game, so you'll never be stuck with the worst player or forced to play against the trivia hound for long. The different categories and question styles keep it interesting and, while the rules take a bit longer to learn than those of Trivial Pursuit, it's very much worth it. It's particularly nice in that no one is stuck waiting for someone else to take their turn for very long; since the teams are constantly switching, any given player spends the majority of the game actually playing instead of waiting.

I first played this game at my brother's house during a Chrismas gathering. We had a blast! I have since brought it two parties and everybody really enjoyed it. It's so much more than Trivial Pursuit. We loved the very unique way it plays in teams and involves all players. It's a hard game to find in stores but worth the hunt!