One new mode is called Clear the Board, a single-player quest to earn the most points while still collecting every pie piece. In this version, the last question seems like little more than a victory lap. Using the traditional method, would-be-champions would have to answer questions outside of their comfort zone, creating a tense and satisfying conclusion. The ending rules have been tweaked, though, so that the active player chooses the final question category instead of having his or her competitors select it. Classic mode follows the standard rules, where you must accumulate a pie wedge for each category. There are three game modes in Trivial Pursuit. The lack of online multiplayer and the overabundance of geographic questions mean that there is little reason to play this version over any of the cardboard originals, and its high price makes it hard to recommend over comparable video trivia games already released.Ĭanada is easy to miss, all tucked away down there. However, though the trivia is as potent as ever, the overall package does little to take advantage of its newfound digital home. Electronic Arts' attempt to bring the hugely popular board game to the home console definitely captures the essence of the original game, packing in a ton of head-scratching questions that will leave savants and scholars alike gasping at their unexpected ignorance. There is something inherently satisfying about dropping knowledge bombs on a variety of arcane subjects, and Trivial Pursuit has long been the arbiter in matters of trivia superiority.
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