Help! 🙂 please.

Would buying an extra set of cards, appropriate for children be of any use?

I am seem to remember doing this years ago.

MD I did look at the family one, but in reviews, a 9 year old cleared the board by answering every question, our grandchildren are 12 and 17.
Thank you MiniMoon it’s just the original game I was after, but with updated questions for more recent years, I’ll look at the others.

We bought the family edition for the games cupboard at school, then as and when updated versions used to be brought in as upgrades, though a lot of questions on geography and history didn't change anyway.
Another good game was Who wants to be a Millionaire which was played with a dvd. The children liked the authentic sound effects.
My DGC currently like the 1% Club board game.

Adult and family questions in one box.

www.amazon.co.uk/Hasbro-Gaming-Trivial-Pursuit-Family/dp/B00W02E8T0?tag=gransnetforum-21

www.thegamer.com/trivial-pursuit-best-editions/#:~:text=Hasbro%20has%20not%20only%20released,well%2C%20sometimes%20even%20multiple%20versions.

This might be helpful.