Ward, Eric (29 September 2003). "Trivial Pursuit Launches Online Version". URLwire. Archived from the original on 5 February 2013 . Retrieved 2012-07-07. When you land on one of these spaces, you may roll the die again. (You may move to another roll again space, and keep rolling until you land on a question or wedge space). Play as normal, e.g. when you land on a colored space, you have to correctly answer a question from that category. The twist on the questions is that each category's card contains questions about one topic within that category. Questions 1 and 2 are easy, 3 and 4 are medium, and 5 and 6 are hard. Your die roll dictates which question you have to answer. Want even more Trivial Pursuit? We’ve got plenty of it. If you want to familiarize yourself with other versions of Trivial Pursuit, here’s our list of every version that’s ever been released. Read about the numerous (somewhat failed) attempts to turn Trivial Pursuit into a successful game show here. If you’d prefer to take your Trivial Pursuit gameplay online, we’ve got a guide for that, too. And if you’re NOT playing with kids, why not opt for playing a little strip Trivial Pursuit?

But you have to land on the hub by exact count. If you overshoot and move past the hub, then keep playing and answer the question for that space. Try to roll an exact count on your next turn to reach the hub.As you always get another roll of the die with every answer you get right, it is possible to collect all six wedges on your first turn! If this happens, any player who has not yet had a turn can try to repeat this feat and force the game to end in a tie. The Trivial Pursuit Master Edition game adds a modern twist to the classic game you love. It will challenge you and fill your head with fascinating facts. Go ahead, impress your friends and have some laughs at the same time! If you've got an eye on the world around you, the Trivial Pursuit Master Edition game is for you.

Know-It All TP (2000, Subsidiary Card Set, duplicates questions from Winning Moves edition but also includes 32 additional cards)

Jones, Beth; Henry, Julie (17 December 2006). "Trivial "brain-teasers" enrage game's fans". The Telegraph. Telegraph.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2022-01-12 . Retrieved 2014-07-16.