From the box: It's the cool kids' game that asks... "What do these 3 have in common?" Answer Threezer riddles and move up, bump others backwards, or get bumped yourself! The board can be full of surprises and so can the cards, but the biggest surprise will be how much fun you can have thinking in threes! Additional note: Differs from TriBond for Kids...
Addictive, challenging and competitive, Carol Vorderman’s Tribond will test your knowledge to the extreme. Three clues, one answer! Simple yet challenging game play. Engaging and addictive. All about the “THREEZER” puzzles, move around the board answering set number of THREEZERS, winning points as you go along. What links 3 things together e.g. Florida...
Trivia game where players answer questions and place colored discs on the spaces where they answered the questions correctly. When a player has three or more discs on each of the four sides of the board or six discs on any one side of the board qualifies to enter the circle. The Master Position is at the end where the player must answer correctly a...
The players travel to Mexico and move on the board. The object of the game is to visit six locations on the board and to correctly translate phrases on two cards that apply to each location. Components: a board with six trails representing locations that a traveler might seek in Mexico. One hundred and forty-six color-coded cards (twenty for each location...
Triple Ha! is the game of cardboard credit rating agencies. Introduce yourself in the big circus involving states, rating agency and crisis phenomena! Each player takes charge of a State and starts with a more or less average (of course, Italy is worse off than Germany to start) notation. The State card is used to record scores. Each turn, one of the...
Get ready to dive into this fast-paced, family trivia game with a twist; instead of shouting out the answers, you’ll use your colorful Mushroom Grabber to pick up the answers before other players! But be careful… some questions will trip you up along the way! From pop culture to history, movies to music, these 250 questions will test your knowledge and...
Trivia is a game that is not so much about knowing answers to trivia questions but more about having a good vocabulary. It is almost identical to the game "Facts in Five", released a few years prior. With the game set up, 5 cards are drawn, each with a unique list of categories. Categories from each are selected for this round. Letter tiles are drawn at...
The object of the game is to correctly answer questions in specific categories. Firstly set a time limit for the game or decide to play for a certain number of cards. The first player spins the spinner to determine which category of question they should answer on that turn. The Random Choice space on the spinner means the player can choose a category. The...
You pick a color token and move around a board with the planets on it answering questions which are divided into adult and children's questions when you arrive at a planet you must answer a category question like animals or space and then you get a passport which allows you to move past that planet the first player to get to planet quizzar wins the game...