Vintage BEAT THE PARENTS First Edition, 2004 Spin Master, Pure Trivia Game
Spin Master
The first edition of Beat the Parents, published by Spin Master in 2004. Unlike newer editions that emphasize active, physical challenges and custom wager boards, the original version focuses strictly on a head-to-head trivia board race. Box Contents 1 Game Board featuring two distinct paths 110 Trivia Cards split into generation-specific questions Wild Cards (55 Parent Wild Cards, 55 Kid Wild Cards) Player Tokens (Mover pieces for each team) Core Rules & Mechanics The Concept: Teams are divided into Kids vs. Grown-ups. Parents answer trivia questions regarding kid culture and trends, while kids answer questions about history, science, and the parents' generation. Movement: The opposing team draws a card and reads the questions. Each correct answer allows the active team to move their token forward one space. A team can answer up to three questions per turn before passing play. Wild Card Spaces: Landing on a Wild Card space requires a player to draw from their team's corresponding deck. These cards contain actions that can either launch a team forward or send them back along the track. Bumping: If a team lands on the exact same board space as their opponents, they bump the rival pieces back two spaces. Objective: The game is a straight race. The first team to successfully move both of their mover tokens completely across the board to the opposite side wins the game This game comes brand new & factory sealed. A corner has a small plastic wrap tear as seen in pic
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DELIVERY TIME (as of delivery)
Spanish mainland, Balearic Islands and Portugal: 1-2 working days.
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The return period is 14 calendar days from the receipt of the order.
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