Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who (2013) Board Game

Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who is a board game released in 2013, based on the popular British science fiction television series Doctor Who. The game combines the classic Trivial Pursuit gameplay with questions and challenges related to the long-running TV show.

Game Components of Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who

Game board

300 trivia cards with 1800 questions

Custom Doctor Who dice

Custom Doctor Who wedge holders

6 wedge tokens

Instructions

How To Setup Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who

Place the game board in the center of the table.

Shuffle the trivia cards and place them face down.

Each player chooses a wedge token and places it on the corresponding color on the board.

Roll the dice to determine who goes first.

Gameplay Mechanics and Game Objective

Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their token around the board. Landing on different spaces triggers different types of questions from the trivia cards. The objective is to collect all six wedges by correctly answering questions from each category.

Player Experience

Pros:

Great for Doctor Who fans who enjoy trivia.

Wide range of questions covering various aspects of the show.

Good replay value for fans of the series.

Cons:

Limited appeal to those unfamiliar with Doctor Who.

Some questions may be too difficult for casual viewers.

Components may feel a bit flimsy compared to other versions of Trivial Pursuit.

Personal Thoughts on Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who

As a fan of Doctor Who, I found this game to be a fun and challenging way to test my knowledge of the series. The questions were engaging and covered a wide range of topics from the show’s long history. However, the build quality of the components could be better, and the game may not appeal to those who are not fans of Doctor Who.

In terms of pricing and availability, Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who can be found both new and used online. While the game may not be for everyone, die-hard Doctor Who fans will likely find it worth their time. However, casual viewers or those unfamiliar with the show may want to skip this one in favor of a more mainstream version of Trivial Pursuit.

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