Hasbro Gaming Trivial Pursuit Decades 2010 to 2020 Board game Trivia

Put your knowledge of 2010s pop culture to the test with the Hasbro Gaming Trivial Pursuit Decades 2010 to 2020 Trivia. This edition collects questions about major headlines, chart-topping music, bingeworthy shows, viral memes and other cultural moments from 2010 through 2020. The game includes cards, a gameboard and components, and can also be played using only the cards for a portable trivia experience.

Advantages

This Trivial Pursuit set contains 300 cards with 1,800 questions across six categories that reflect trends and highlights of the 2010–2020 decade. It supports 2–6 players and includes full game components—board, wedge holders, wedges, die and instructions—while the card-only option makes it easy to play on the go. The format is suitable for team or individual play and is designed for teens and adults aged 16 and up.

Suitable for

• Game nights with friends or family
• Party entertainment for small groups (2–6 players)
• Travel or gatherings using the card-only option
• Fans of pop culture, music, TV and internet trends from 2010–2020

Key specifications

• Brand: HASBRO
• Model / MPN: 611139
• EAN: 5010993900435
• Includes: 300 cards (1,800 questions), gameboard, 6 wedge holders, 42 wedges, die, instructions
• Question categories: Playlist, Bingeworthy, Culture, News Alert, Break the Internet, Game On
• Players: 2 to 6
• Recommended age: 16 and up
• Genre: Trivia board game / Multiplayer

How to use

Set up the board and distribute wedge holders to each player. Draw cards and answer questions from the six categories to earn wedges and progress around the board; follow the included instructions for official rules and scoring. To play without the board, use the cards only: draw and read questions to other players or teams, keeping score manually. Play can be individual or team-based depending on preference.

Recommendations

Best suited for players aged 16 and older; choose teams or individual play to match your group's size and knowledge level. For travel or quick rounds, use the card-only option and keep the instructions handy for tie-breakers and official rules.