'All of Us' is a Family Trivia Game for Players of All Ages
Riley von Niessen — October 29, 2020 — Art & Design
References: whatdoyoumeme & amazon
To bridge the generational gaps that are often evident during trivia games, What Do You Meme launched a new version that's specifically made to involve participants of all ages.
Meant to be played by four of more participants who are 12 years and up, the game requires players to create teams and then take turns answering trivia questions. Every player on each team must take a turn answering a question—with each card featuring five prompts. Players have a time limit to get their answers in, and will have the chance to answer questions that are catered to each generation. The first team to get to 10 points and get across the finish line on scoreboard is deemed the winner.
Image Credit: What Do You Meme
Meant to be played by four of more participants who are 12 years and up, the game requires players to create teams and then take turns answering trivia questions. Every player on each team must take a turn answering a question—with each card featuring five prompts. Players have a time limit to get their answers in, and will have the chance to answer questions that are catered to each generation. The first team to get to 10 points and get across the finish line on scoreboard is deemed the winner.
Image Credit: What Do You Meme
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