Hexaquest: The Strategic Trivia Board Game – 1500 Questions, 6 Categories, 65 Hexagon Tiles, Premium Bag – Fun, Quick to Learn, Perfect for Game Nights, Families & Parties

My best pal and I love trivia games. Played it for the first time last week. This one is really well done and good even if you are not especially fond of trivia games. You can play with just two players--or teams. You could actually play it as a solitaire game too. Just cover the answer on card with thumb. Easy to learn, easy to play. The questions are multiple choice, so even if you don't know the answer you have a 25% chance of getting it right. The quality of the tiles (plastic not cardboard), velvet storage bag is great. And portable. I bought the Prodigy extension box to play with grandkids at Christmas. My pal has already bought the two music extension packs. He told a work friend about Hexaquest; she bought the game as well. You can "make it your own". E.g. if you can answer the question without getting the multiple choice answers you earn extra points. There is also some strategy involved. Very pleased. My only concern as will all trivia games, you eventually run out of questions.

This game has been a family favorite ever since we purchased it. With the way that the board is setup by flinging the pieces onto the table, each game has a different pace to it that adds just that extra bit of strategy for those looking for an edge. The questions are well written and have accurate scaling to their difficulty level, and I never feel like any of the questions are "unfairly" difficult. Overall if you are looking for a good, family fun, quick and easy to play trivia game, this is the game for you!

First off, the look and feel of the tiles for this game is great. I thought they would be cardboard or something, but they're infact a very thick, smooth plastic or resin material. They're nice to handle, slide fairly easily on a felt table. The questions we've gotten range from "Well everyone knows that" to "I've never even heard of that country before", so there's a good mix for people who know a lot about a specific subject to feel challenged. Also got the Gamer expansion with this, and look forward to more expansions in the future.

Fun game. Well made.

Super fun to play and lots of really well thought out questions and scenarios. Highly recommended alternative to trivial pursuit.

A great new trivia game. Easy to play and a good twist on classic trivia.

What makes the Hexaquest Game much better than Trivial Pursuit is due to the structure of the game. Yes, they both have there own categories, but with Hexaquest you can choose the strength of the category (Easy to Hard) or the choice of content. Hexaquest also provides opportunities as to which answer is correct! When I played Trivial Pursuit, for some unexplained reason, I wasn't able to successfully answer over 70% of the questions and the game was called Trivial! The Hexaquest Game is for EVERYONE, regardless of age. For me, the game has merit and emphasizes the choices that each player can choose to make. I even think that Hexaquest would make a fantastic game show. Think about it!!!!

‘Hexaquest’ is a trivia game. Hexagonal tiles are mixed and place in the center of the table. These tiles indicate a point value and a category. The categories vary from history, food, etc. the point value also coincides with the difficulty of the question. Players take turns picking a tile. A multiple choice question is read based on the category and the difficulty. If answered correctly, the player earns the points on that tile. When the tiles are gone, the game is over and the points tallied.We played the game a few times over the holidays with everyone enjoying it. The questions are generally very good. There were a couple that had us wondering how it was in the hardest difficulty versus the easiest. That aside, this was a very fun game. My son immediately ordered a couple of expansion packs which adds another category, tiles and questions. Enjoy!