Trivia Games

My picks for the best trivia board games.

A trivia game where every question has at least five answers, and players bid for the right to answer.

Scandals from the 1950s through 2002 are the subject of this trivia game.

A review of the trivia/party game Wits & Wagers, published in 2005 by North Star Games and Eagle Games.

A profile of the board game Wits & Wagers Family, designed by Dominic Crapuchettes and published by North Star Games.

An interview with Stephen Glenn, the designer of the trivia game You Must Be an Idiot!.

A preview of You Must Be an Idiot!, a trivia game unveiled at the 2005 American International Toy Fair.

Designed for Canadians tired of playing trivia games with a decidedly American point of view, and those interested in learning more about Canada. Did you know Sir John A. Macdonald was Canada's first Prime Minister?

How much do you know about Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket? You'll find out with this game.

A music trivia game featuring oldies rock 'n' roll.

The "movie and celebrity game," testing your knowledge of pop culture.

Players answer movie trivia questions, most (but not all) taken from films after 1980.

Questions all about wild birds in North America. Topics covered in the game include such things as habitat, field marks, mannerisms, and diet.

Remember the Philadelphia Quakers? If so, you'll skate through the questions that come with this game. But there are also easier ones... quick -- what number did Wayne Gretsky wear?