All Of Us

I run and online Trivia night daily & this is one of the chats favorite trivia’s that we play. Questions are fun, not too hard, not too easy and are for literally everyone. I highly recommend this game! Oh & it comes with a ton of questions. Something I really liked the most!

Traveling recently for our spring break vacation, I knew we'd be in the car a LONG time. I ordered this game in hopes it would give us something to occupy our time for even a little while. We asked questions from the cards over half of the trip! We LOVED it! The cards are divided into four separate age categories, and there was truly something for everyone. And wonderful questions! We played it just with the cards but have plans to play the "real" game for a family game night soon. Highly recommended!

This trivia game is a blast and kept everyone entertained! The questions are fun and engaging, but we wish there was a bit more variety to keep it fresh. Still a great choice for family fun!

We made up our own rules for this game and had a blast playing it. We divided into 2 teams, Boomer Zoomers vs Millennial X, and raced against the timer to answer as many questions on the card as possible. Each round had a potential of earning up to 5 pts. Sometimes we play up to 30 other times we play up to 50 depending on how long we want to play. This setup works well with 2 people as well. Sometimes we answer our own generation questions other times we play we spin a color wheel and answer questions from what ever color the spinner lands on. I had no idea how out of touch I was until I had to answer Gen Z questions. I knew None of the answers lol. My teen nephews crushed that category. It was a fun way for us to bond and talk about the stuff we didn't know about the other generations. Next time we'll probably play 2 teams of mixed generations with each team containing a person from each generation. We love this game and I'm so glad I bought.

Our family (2 Baby Boomers and 2 Millennials) have really enjoyed this game; however, we have made up our own way to play so that all the cards from one pile don't get used up more than the others. We divide into 2 teams, each with an older person and younger person. We start with Baby Boomer cards for the first round, Gen X for round 2, Millennials for round 3 and Gen Z for round 4, then keep cycling through the cards in this order throughout the game. Since it's a team of 2, we play that you have to get 4 questions right to get one point and all 5 questions right to get 2 points. If a Time Travel card comes up on a team's turn, anyone (besides the reader) gets to shout out the answer and the fastest person earns a point for their team. Then the team who drew the card,gets to draw another card for their regular turn. We like the more cooperative way to play, but yet it's still a competition among the teams and all the cards get used up equally.

Pleasant take on the tried and true trivia games. This one does allow for a more competitive game across age brackets .... however, since you are answering all six questions on each card each time .... well, you run out of questions after only playing a few times.

This is a really good game for adult game night. The questions are challenging but not so difficult that players are intimidated. Good for players of different generations but probably older than 18 just because younger people are not likely to know the subject matter of the questions.

Three generations of us, from ages 69 to 14, had an absolute blast playing this trivia game at Christmas. We did make up our own rules because the printed ones were a little overly complicated and didn’t sound quite as fun. We split into two multigenerational teams, first team got a chance to see how many trivia questions from one generation that they could get right during the time allowed. Then the next team went answering questions from the same generation, then the next round we switched to a new generation’s trivia, kept going back and forth cycling through each generation, until one team was able to move their marker to the finish. We had a bonus round head-to-head Millennial parent versus Gen Z child doing Gen Z trivia questions. We all laughed so hard. It was great finding a game we could all play together, and everyone of every age could contribute great value to their team. Overall, a wonderful game; highly recommended—just don’t be afraid to write your own game rules.

Great questions for all ages

Arrived in mailbox. Think it will be enjoyed by all.

I personally enjoyed this trivia game and the questions were great. However, the younger generations had more fun playing it than the older ones. It’s definitely worth a try