Warner Brothers has licensed the Trivial Pursuit game to create a “World of Harry Potter: Ultimate Edition,” ultimate in that it has 1800 questions (a previous edition only had 600 questions). Before you shell out the $40 dollars for the game, though, read the description on the Amazon page below or check out the enthusiastic MuggleNet review.
Test your ultimate trivia knowledge of Harry Potter!
Harry Potter can test their knowledge of all 8 Harry Potter movies with Trivial Pursuit: World of Harry Potter Ultimate Edition. Move around the board with House Mascot movers as you answer questions and collect ‘wedges’. Includes 1800 questions to challenge the ultimate Harry Potter fan.
Trivia questions, topics, and categories include:
Slytherin House, Death Eaters and The Dark Arts; Objects & Artifacts; Animals, Magical Creatures and Magical Beings; Witches, Wizards, Ghosts and Muggles; Hogwarts, Other Locations and Transportation; and Spells, Potions and Other Magic.
Game Includes:
- 1800 questions based on the Harry Potter movies
- Custom game board and 4 house movers shield
- Instructions and quality game box
- Quick to play, easy to store, and convenient to carry
Did you catch that the 1800 questions are about the eight movie adaptations, not the book series?
Wingardium trashola! Imagine the fights, I mean, ‘family fun,’ to be had in answering these questions with your favorite serious readers of the Hogwarts Saga…
I keep looking at the game on Amazon. Haven’t taken the plunge but probably will soon. Of course it would be movie questions 😡
1800 questions on the movies? I feel like they are going to be a lot of “What color shirt is Harry wearing in this scene?” Answer: Red, always red. Why didn’t they do a “from the books” and “from the movies “category or something? It’s not like no one has read the the books. (I did watch some of the movies this last weekend since a a couple of the cable channels had a “Back to Hogwarts” weekend. They were better then I remembered. I could see how they work well for people who hadn’t read the books or hadn’t re-read the books constantly.)