If the White-Blue category is confusing to you, you’re probably not from Bavaria. The reason for that is that the category is centered around Bavarian slang and specific topics that not many people outside of the region know about. Trivial Pursuit: Danmarksudgave (1991) This retro edition of Trivial Pursuit was made specifically for travelling. Players could take the game with them to make road trips extra fun. The Vintage Years edition was released as a master game, and a subsidiary card set in 1989. The questions covered the era from the 1920s to the 1950s, otherwise referred to by the game as the Vintage Years. The question categories are: Products & Progress; Sports & Leisure; History; Personalities; Entertainment; and Wild Card. They released this version of Trivial Pursuit just in time for the Soccer World Cup in 1998. The championship was held in France that year. The game came with 1,800 questions about the sport, which was greatly appreciated by all soccer fans. However, this is one of the lesser known editions of Trivial Pursuit. That’s quite strange, especially considering this is a full-sized game set. Trivial Pursuit: Star Wars Classic Trilogy Collector’s Edition (1997)

As the name suggests, this edition came out to celebrate the ’90s. In Trivial Pursuit’s best fashion, there were six intriguing categories filled with challenging questions. This time, the categories had fun names too! Oops stood for Mistakes and Mishaps; Wired – Technology and Anything New; Viewing – The Stuff You Watched; Trends – Fads, Fashions, Food and Slang; Important – The Hard News; and Hangin’ – Leisure Time Fun. In 2005, Trivial Pursuit developed a Star Wars edition for traveling. This game could be played anywhere, and it consisted of 600 amazing questions about all Star Wars episodes that came out before 2005. Trivial Pursuit: World Football (2005) The edition had more questions that the previous editions. The questions were split among the following categories: Every Day; Fun; Science; Stories & Songs; Nature; Games. Trivial Pursuit: 1997 Edition (1997)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)

Right off the bat, players could tell that the game was harder than your average Trivial Pursuit edition. This Collector’s Edition came with a special dice and The Beatles themed categories: Songs; Movies; History; On Their Own; Albums & Singles; and The Beatles in America. Trivial Pursuit decided to bring the adventures of Goku to every household in 2018. The theme of this bite-size edition is Dragon Ball Z, an animated series that was popular at the end of the 20th Century. Trivial Pursuit: Horror Movie Edition (2018) This edition followed the release of the 1985 Walt Disney Family Edition of Trivial Pursuit. This time the game came with a full set of Trivial Pursuit equipment, along with the two sets of questions (one for kids and one for adults).

The game was made for those who not only enjoyed music but also knew a thing or two about it. It remains one of the most iconic editions to this day. Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – RPM Edition (1985) Answer questions about celebrity gossip and Hollywood! This is the perfect edition for those who like to keep up with the stars. Trivial Pursuit: Genus Edition (2004)