This edition of Trivial Pursuit came out in the UK. The game is only meant to be played in two (or two teams); it is also often referred to as a travel version. There are 50 question cards with questions in the following categories: Tourist Traps; Historical Heritage; Arts & Crafts; Out & About; The Rat Race; and Sports & Fitness. This is a very patriotic edition of the game, where players are expected to know a lot about their country. Trivial Pursuit: Edition Europe (1993) Q: The network of trade routes that connected China and the Far East with Europe and the Middle East was known as what? A: Silk Road Q: The won is the official currency of which countries? A: North Korea and South Korea (Note– they do not use the same won) The 1960s edition came with a full game set, as well as a subsidiary card set sold separately to complement players’ existing boards. Though the theme might seem boring and dated now, it was all the rage when it just came out. The National Parks Edition is not quite like the bite-size editions of Trivial Pursuit, though it is quite small. Instead of a tin wedge, the cards are stored in a little brown case that looks like a pile of wood. The game has 600 cards that can be played alone or added to a master game set.

This version of Trivial Pursuit had the classic spirit with slightly different gameplay. Every question card contained two easy, two medium, and two hard questions. The player rolls the dice which decides on the difficulty of the question. Answer correctly and roll the dice again. Besides that, players could steal points from their opponents and get easier questions. In 2005, Trivial Pursuit broadened its horizons and made an edition filled with trivia questions about Europe. The set was full-sized, with a game board and all the necessary gaming pieces. Trivial Pursuit - Master Edition". BoardGameGeek.com. Archived from the original on 2011-12-09 . Retrieved 2012-10-01.Q: A pastime that involves using a map and compass to navigate between places is called what? A: Orienteering Fans of the popular TV show finally got their very own game in 2016. The Supernatural edition of Trivial Pursuit focused on all the ins and outs of the show with the following categories: The Winchester Brothers; Angels & Demons; Locations; Spells; Objects; and Rituals, Creatures & Join the Hunt. All 600 questions are of varying difficulty, so everyone can play! Trivial Pursuit: Friends (2018) Trivial Pursuit Featuring the Magic of Disney - Family Edition (1986, partial re-release of 1985 edition in both Master Game and Subsidiary Card Set editions)

The French brand Apericube collaborated with Trivial Pursuit for the very first time in 2002, and then again in 2003. This limited edition was never sold in stores. The game came with a board, 110 questQ: Which parody award show gives out awards to the year’s worst movies and movie actors? A: The Golden Raspberry Awards, aka the Razzies or the Razzie Awards This edition earns the first spot on this list by being the original ( and, to many, still the best) Trivial Pursuit game. As you already know, the original game is over 30 years old, so the questions in this edition might be quite dated for today’s folk. Right off the bat, players could tell that the game was harder than your average Trivial Pursuit edition. This Collector’s Edition came with a special dice and The Beatles themed categories: Songs; Movies; History; On Their Own; Albums & Singles; and The Beatles in America. Trivial Pursuit treated the younger players to a new volume of Trivial Pursuit for Kids in 2004. The edition comprised 1,200 multiple-choice questions for the youngest players. The categories suited the target audience: All About Nature; Fun & Games; Today & Tomorrow; Whatever; Yesterday; Music, Movies & More.