HISTORY Trivia Game: The Iconic General Knowledge Family Trivia Game

Really fun game with very interesting questions. The cards weren’t filled softball-type questions you see in every game and trivia book. Lots of questions that made you think, Google and talk about after or even during the game. Players from ages 25-96 years enjoyed this game at the holidays. Highly recommend. May be challenging for tweens and teenagers, but my kids (mid 20’s) won a lot of the rounds and think it’s cool to be smart and beat their parents.

There are so many things to like about this trivia game! The first thing we were happy to find was there you don't move a meeple around a board! This is a modern take at a trivia party game. The second is that the rules are clear and simple. They're explainable in a minute or two, like any good party game. Third, the questions cover the range of difficulty levels. There is something here to challenge everyone. We loved the rule of turning over a card at the beginning of the game to decide which question on each card to use. Since there are six questions to each card, you aren't throwing out the cards you use, like most trivia games. We also loved that you start off with one card for each category, but whenever a card is played the next player gets to fill in the slot with whatever category card they want. If you're great at sports, but not so good with geography, just keep drawing sports card. The object of the game is to successfully answer one question from each category. But, unlike Trivial Pursuit, if you are horrible at a certain category r two, there are rules for winning the game even if you can't get one of them right. Its a well designed and executed trivia game. By the way, we tried this because we love several other games by Dyce. Check out Pick your poison (a new take on the "would you rather" genre) and Bad People (its hilarious with the "right" crowd).

I wasn't too sure if this would be a fun game or overly difficulty but my friends and I had fun with it. I feel while some of these questions may be harder for kids in the fifth grade and younger but still difficult for those in high school (most of the adults I played with it was hit or miss questions). Us adults had a blast and learned quite a bit while also initiating fun conversations and learning was occurring. Some of the adult stated it was difficulty but I enjoyed it and thought it was fun

Got this for my 29 yr old daughter for Christmas last year, we are both history buffs. We just played it this Christmas as a family. It was a lot of fun, but it definitely showcased how little knowledge we really have. Very difficult, not for younger kids. I feel like I won only because I was the oldest person playing by far.

good set for trivia night

My husband is obsessed with this game! We used to sit on the couch and ask ChatGPT to quiz us on history trivia, but it was always too easy or too repetitive. This game has so much trivia easy, medium and hard. And it’s not all history trivia. There’s so decent pop culture trivia in there too. We play it on the couch just me and him and we’ve also played it with the whole family.

This game is super fun and has really good, thoughtful questions! Great to play with family and brings out a lot of discussion. Great gift too for those history buffs, would recommend!!

Bought this as a Christmas gift and our extended family enjoyed it so much during the holidays!!

Excellent game and sooooo many questions, it is very unlikely you’ll repeat one within 10 times of playing or more. Played for HOURS in the hospital with my husband. Also nice and quick if you want to play fast. And if you really struggle with one category, you can substitute by answering three questions from a different category to get the credit.

Boring

Bien

My daughter loves games. We played n enjoyed it. Questions are not too difficult but are exactly what makes it fun.

HA SIDO UNA GRAN EXPERIENCIA PARA LA FAMILIAR, DESDE PRIMARIA HASTA UNIVERSDIAD, NOS HEMOS DIVERTIDO Y APRENDIDO