Trivial Pursuit Genus

Trivial Pursuit has just moved into the 21st century with the Genus Edition. Ever felt disadvantaged at Trivial Pursuit simply because the questions related to a time just before you were born--to 50s films and politicians? If so the bang up-to-date Genus Edition is what you've been waiting for. "Which Tory boy inspiration did Harry Enfield say has, 'a revolting greasy head of hair, disgusting pudgy nose and no discernible chin'? (Michael Portillo)"

The rules and objectives of the Trivial Pursuit Genus Edition are basically the same as for the original Trivial Pursuit we all loved nearly 20 years ago. It is still the ultimate adult party game to test and show off your general knowledge. The categories of questions are the same: Geography, Entertainment, History, Arts & Literature,. Science & Nature and Sport & Leisure. Yet the questions in each category are much more current than their predecessors. "What is the colour of the bottom of the Macintosh apple?" (Blue)

At times this more current context may give an impression of dumbing down Trivial Pursuit but in reality it is simply that the questions are more relevant to today's generation. "Which magazine was first produced in the room where Willie Rushton was born?" (Private Eye)

The game includes a game board, 400 question and answer cards, two cardholders, one dice, six scoring tokens and 36 coloured wedges.

For two to six players or teams. The Trivial Pursuit Genus Edition is the classic party game to be enjoyed with friends and family.--Victoria Mackenzie