Timetripper, A New Game From The Inventor of Trivial Pursuit
Chris Haney, co-inventor of Trivial Pursuit, the world’s number one trivia board game, has developed Timetripper, an exciting new trivia guessing game with a past and an attitude. According to Haney, “With Timetripper, baby boomers, smart Gen-X-ers, and people everywhere can have a blast guessing the year of great events of the 20th century. A handicap cube heats things up because you don’t have to be exactly right with your answer. Players are amazed by memories that they might not have thought about in a long time.”
Timetripper was developed over a year of intensive research and design by Chris Haney, the co-inventor of Trivial Pursuit with friend and fellow journalist Scott Abbott. Called “the biggest phenomenon in game history,” by Time Magazine, Trivial Pursuit has sold more than 90 million copies worldwide since its introduction in 1982.
Timetripper, published by Mad Hatter Toys & Games, was introduced at the Canadian Toy and Hobby Fair in Toronto Saturday Jan. 28 – Monday Jan. 30.
What a dumb game (age 45) most of the answers are not even close to the same century, let alone the year. someone really needs to explain the rules better. Are there supposed to be one wrong answer per side of card? because there is! but no instructions as to why. my whole family (including my father in-law yale graduate) cannot figure it out. oh well.
Comment by Marty Weiand — December 25, 2007 @ 6:53 pm
Does anyone understand the rules to this game?
Comment by James Bower — January 12, 2009 @ 12:15 am