Here's a nice little surprise if you're a fan of Ubisoft's gameshow-style titles — the sequel to 2015's Trivial Pursuit Live! is out today on Xbox in the form of Trivial Pursuit Live! 2, playable on Xbox One, Series X and Series S.
This new version of the game features more than 5000 questions to test your knowledge, and you can also play online or compete against your streaming viewers on Twitch. It's also said to include "adapted level of difficulties".
You can check out the launch trailer above, along with the description and screenshots below. The first Trivial Pursuit Live! is also on sale as part of the Hasbro Family Fun Pack - Super Edition this week for £12.49 / $14.99.
- Trivial Pursuit Live! 2 (Microsoft Store) - £16.24 / $19.99
Take your place on stage to showcase your knowledge and face off against friends and family to collect as many wedges as you can to take home the win! Challenge other players from all around the world or compete against your streaming viewers on Twitch. With hundreds of new questions, adapted level of difficulties, and a diverse line-up of characters, everyone can join the party and enjoy the thrill of a fast-paced TV show experience.
Interested in picking up Trivial Pursuit Live! 2? Let us know down in the comments section below.
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Anyone else miss the 1 vs 100 game on xbox live from years back?
@OliverOwen Great game
What’s the online like? Is it dead or is there quite a few people playing? Games like this really need to be on GamePass to maximise their audience.
Can you use a second controller in the new one? The first one doesn't let you use a second controller (even though theres an option for it). It also doesn't read the questions.
@Nightcrawler71 @Fishticon Honestly the details are limited right now and it shadow dropped today (I hadn't heard there was a sequel in the works), so not sure on any of this yet.
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