If a player wants to make a guess and has the corresponding tile, they can submit their guess. The reader will then read out the clue corresponding to the chosen category.

The reader will give the players the clue “Tony Stark, Pepper Potts, Obadiah Stane”. They and the player to their left will be the only players that will be able to guess. This player has chosen to use their characters tile. Pass the Popcorn takes an interesting approach to your typical trivia game that will likely appeal to movie buffs, but at the end of the day doesn’t really differentiate itself all that much. In many ways it just looked like a typical trivia game, but it had some unique ideas as well. While I would consider myself to be a movie buff, I didn’t know what to think of Pass the Popcorn. Some games are really easy while others ask really specific questions where you almost have to be an expert to know the answer. As most games follow the exact same formula, it all comes down to the questions which can be really hit or miss. The gameplay basically boils down to trying to give the correct answer to a trivia question in order to score points or move your piece forward on a gameboard. The problem with most trivia games though is that they have very little originality. I am a fan of trivia in general as well as random facts that you pick up from time to time. I usually have pretty mixed feelings when it comes to the trivia game genre.

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