Objective

To be the first player to reach the finish line by correctly answering trivia questions from different generational categories.

Components

• Game board

• Question cards (divided into different generational categories)

• Player tokens

• Dice

• Timer
  

Setup

1. Set Up the Board: Place the game board in the center of the playing area.

2. Select Tokens: Each player chooses a token and places it at the starting point on the board.

3. Separate Question Cards: Divide the question cards into their respective generational categories and shuffle each deck. Place them in their designated spots on the board.

4. Determine First Player: Each player rolls the dice, and the highest roller goes first.
   

Generational Categories

• Baby Boomers

• Generation X

• Millennials

• Generation Z
  

Gameplay

1. Roll the Dice: The first player rolls the dice and moves their token the corresponding number of spaces on the board.

2. Answering Questions: The player draws a question card from the deck matching the space they landed on (or the color coded category). Another player reads the question to them.

3. Timing: The player has 30 seconds (use the timer) to answer the question.

4. Correct Answers: If the player answers correctly, they get to roll the dice and move again. If they answer incorrectly, their turn ends and the next player takes their turn.

5. Special Spaces: Some spaces on the board may have special instructions (e.g., move forward, lose a turn). Follow these instructions when landing on such a space.
   

Winning the Game

• The first player to reach the finish line wins the game.

• If players land on the finish line at the same time, they must answer one final question correctly to win.
  

Strategy Tips

• Know Your Strengths: Focus on questions from generations you are most familiar with to maximize your chances of answering correctly.

• Block Opponents: Use special spaces strategically to hinder your opponents' progress.

• Keep Moving: Answer correctly to keep rolling and moving towards the finish line.
  

Variations

• Team Play: Players can form teams to compete, combining their knowledge across generations.

• Extended Play: For a longer game, players must circle the board multiple times before reaching the finish line.