And just like that, one year later, another Star Wars-themed collector’s edition of Trivial Pursuit was born. This edition was smaller than the previous, with only around 1,000 questions and a smaller game board. That makes sense, as this game only covered the first episode of the trilogy. Regardless, the edition was very successful and is incredibly hard to find now. Trivial Pursuit: “Know-it-All” Edition (1998) Here we are with another Spanish Genus edition of Trivial Pursuit! You already know the rules of the game, so nothing changed in that respect. The question cards had been updated for this version. Players could find questions about new concepts such as BlueRay and Windows XP. Some of the questions from the older editions remained. Trivial Pursuit: The 90s (2005) As per usual, there are 6,000 questions in the following categories: Geography; Entertainment; Art & Literature; Science & Nature; and Sports & Leisure. Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – Genus II (1984) Though simpler and more strategic, the game was still challenging. The different difficulty levels keep the questions interesting. This edition was not as groundbreaking as the original Genus, but it was definitely a pleasant change of pace. Trivial Pursuit: Greatest Hits (80s, 90s & Pop Culture) (2007)

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This bite-size version of the Trivial Pursuit game was released by a UK publisher in 2017. With 600 questions, the game invited all players to show off their knowledge of the popular Italian football club. Even the biggest fans should have a hard time with these questions! The categories are: Coaches; League; Curiosities; Players; International Matches; and Victories. Trivial Pursuit: Polska (2018)This rare edition of Trivial Pursuit contained 50 question cards about the Dutch Rijnlands Lyceum in Sassenheim, Holland. All the questions were related to the school, its history, pupils, and so on. Here are the categories: Building; Teachers; Pupils; Sports & Culture; History; and General. Trivial Pursuit: Edition Ile-de-France (2011) Edicion Jóvenes Carrozas is a Spanish edition of the popular trivia board game. The box came with 1,000 question cards about the ’60s and ’70s. Players could answer questions about music, movies, television shows, and famous people from the previous decades. Trivial Pursuit: Edition Cinema (1991) Parker Brothers revised and published the aforementioned edition. It is still the same Genus Edition Volume II. Trivial Pursuit: Master Game – The Vintage Years (1989) Another German football club got an honorable mention in this game of Trivial Pursuit. This time, the game is all about Borussia MG. Similarly to the Rot Weiss Essen edition, the game comes with a board, dice, cheese, and 600 questions about the football club. Trivial Pursuit: Furstentum Liechtenstein (?) This edition brought players 600 questions about The Beatles. This is not the first edition about The Beatles. Trivial Pursuit released a Beatles Collector’s Edition in 2009. Trivial Pursuit: The Walking Dead (2016)

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As time went by, Trivial Pursuit found new opportunities for new special editions. This time, Trivial Pursuit partnered with World of Warcraft to release a brand new game. There were only 600 questions covering six categories: Geography; Player Characters; Lore; Loot; Enemies; and Encounters. Photo credit: Carmine.shot on VisualHunt / CC BYThe Walt Disney Edition was meant to reflect Disney theme parks. Therefore, each category represented Disney World. The categories were: Places; Music; People; Fantasy; Science; and Leisure. Of course, adults could still play along, too—in fact, it is an excellent game for the entire family! You can imagine how many children found this game under the Christmas tree that year! Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – Young Players Edition (1985) Are you familiar with the battle of Napoleon and Wellington? Do you think you know Napoleon good enough to answer 330 questions about his journey? Trivial Pursuit released this edition in 2015 to celebrate the bicentenary of the battle between Napoleon and Wellington. The French leader continues his journey through people’s minds many years after his passing. Trivial Pursuit: Mons – Capitale Européenne de la Culture (2015) In 2011, Migros, a large Swiss retailer, teamed up with WWF to release this version of the classic Trivial Pursuit game. In the best Swiss fashion, the questions were mostly about our planet and nature. The categories included: Climate; Forest & Meadow; Mountain; Sea; People; and Food. The main premise of the game was to raise awareness and get people talking about our planet. Trivial Pursuit: Edition Rhone-Alpes (2011) The 1980s edition came out at the end of the decade to commemorate it and start the ’90s off with a bang. Much like the version before it, this one came out as a full-sized game set, as well as a set of cards.

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This limited edition came out with 1,800 questions about the famous Power Rangers. Players could answer questions about their gear, quotes, villains, and more. Ranger Gear cards concerned everything to do with weapons and vehicles. Allies & Villains cards covered all allies and villains in the history of Power Rangers. Rangers & Their Zords cards discuss their powers. Legacy Cards were all about quotes, locations, and plot lines. Photo credit: warriorwoman531 on Visualhunt.com / CC BY-ND The original Trivial Pursuit: Rhone-Alpes was such a hit that the brand decided to make an updated version of the same game. The players were invited to rediscover the region of Rhone-Alpes and answer 1,800 new trivia questions! Trivial Pursuit: Passione Azzurra (2011) This German subsidiary card set could be used with any Trivial Pursuit master game. The questions were rather specific though. This time, it was all about Bavaria, a region in Germany. The game came with 500 question cards in the following categories: Geography; Entertainment; History; Culture; White-Blue; and Sport & Leisure.

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The Big Bang Theory edition could be played on its own without a game board. The game contained 600 questions about the nerdy television show. Trivial Pursuit: Dinosaurs (2014)

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Food and Drink came with 600 questions about utensils, fine dining, drinks, world food, fast food, ingredients, and so much more. Trivial Pursuit: Music (2008) This edition of Trivial Pursuit came out in April of 2019. This edition offered questions about the popular Netflix show Stranger Things, as well as questions about the ’80s. The iconic decade is now being popularized in television shows.

As you can tell by the title, this edition was meant for those who missed the literature category in other games. In Book Lover’s Edition, all the categories were about literature! More specifically: Children’s; Classics; Non-Fiction; Book Club; Authors; and Book Bag. The Olympic Games are very popular in Europe and many people know a fair bit about them. Austria is no exception. This full game edition came out in Austria in 2000. The game contained special questions about Austrian Olympic history, the Olympic Games, and so on. Trivial Pursuit: Palm Edition (2000) The Golden Girls won over everyone’s hearts in their Emmy Award-winning TV series. In this edition, there are 600 questions about the show. Trivial Pursuit: Dragon Ball Z (2018) This game came with everything you need in a can! Even though the can was travel-sized, it provided lots of