Chainsaws Were Invented for Childbirth. That's Card #34.
There Are 199 More Where That Came From.
200 trivia cards about everyday products with backstories so absurd, you will accuse the person reading them out loud of making it up. They're not. It's all real. Reality is unhinged and we put it in a box.
Chainsaws Were Invented for Childbirth. That's Card #34.
There Are 199 More Where That Came From.
200 trivia cards about everyday products with backstories so absurd, you will accuse the person reading them out loud of making it up. They're not. It's all real. Reality is unhinged and we put it in a box.
WHAT IS THIS?
The Trivia Game You'll Be Quoting at Work on Monday.
Trivi-YA is 200 multiple-choice trivia cards about products, brands, and everyday stuff you already know and use: Sour cream. Nike. Bubble Wrap. Lysol.
Except you don't actually know anything about them. None of us do. We've all been out here buying Listerine and eating Kit Kats without once stopping to ask, "Wait... why does this exist?"
That era of ignorance is over.
Every card hits you with a question, four answer choices that all sound believable, and a backstory that reads like your funniest friend explaining Wikipedia after four drinks. You'll learn that a tractor company started making supercars purely out of spite. What the "i" in iPhone actually stands for.
This is not a game that sits on a shelf. This is the game that comes off the shelf the second someone walks through your door.
I love game nights, but I hate feeling stupid. Traditional trivia is basically a pop quiz on 1912 European history. You sit in silence, someone gets it right, and nobody laughs.
I wanted a game where every answer comes with a backstory so ridiculous the whole room loses it. So I dug up hundreds of origin stories, fact-checked them, killed anything that felt like homework, and kept the 200 that made me laugh out loud at my computer like a lunatic. All verified. All absurd.
You will say “oh my god” out loud more times than in any game you’ve ever played. I promise.
HOW IT WORKS
No complicated rules. Someone reads the question and the four answer choices right off the card. Everyone writes down their answer. Then the reader hits them with the backstory — and suddenly the whole room is laughing, arguing, and Googling to make sure you're not lying.
It works with 2 people. It works with 20. It works at a kitchen table, game night, road trip, or a holiday dinner where your uncle starts heading somewhere political and someone needs to redirect the conversation before the mashed potatoes get weaponized.
Every Fact. Verified. We Had to Kill Some Cards We Loved.
We didn’t scrape the internet and call it a game.
We researched every single fact, double-checked real sources, and deleted anything that turned out to be internet folklore.
No myths.
No filler.
Just 200 real, verified, batshit-crazy stories that make you smarter and funnier at the same time.
That's 17.5 Cents Per Fact That Will Ruin Someone's Entire Evening.
Let's do some quick math. You spend $35 on two large pizzas and they're gone in 30 minutes. You spend $35 on a T-shirt you wear twice. You spend $35 on two drinks at a bar and you don't even get a good story out of it.
Trivi-YA costs $35 and it's still making people laugh six months later.
$35. 200 cards. No app. No setup. No rulebook. Just questions you didn't know you needed answers to and backstories that get funnier the louder you read them.
You will learn things you can't unlearn. You will find out where Nike got "Just Do It" from, and you will wish you hadn't. You will discover what huge tech deals were done at Denny's. You will tell someone at work the next day, and they won't believe you, and you'll say, "Look it up."
Within 48 hours you'll be physically incapable of not saying "Did you know…" to strangers. Your coworkers will avoid you in the break room. Your friends will stop inviting you to trivia night — because you've become the problem.
Most games cost more, get played once, and sit in your closet collecting dust until you donate them to Goodwill. Trivi-YA gets played for hours, argued about on the ride home, and texted about the next morning.
You don't buy this game. You unleash it.
Products We Use. Facts to Amuse.
Tivi-YA
FAQ
Q: Is this appropriate for kids?
A: Yes. The facts are deeply weird, but that’s history’s fault. Kids love it — they get to know stuff adults don’t.
Q: How many players?
A: Two to thirty. The backstories do all the work. You just have to read without laughing. (You will fail. Everyone does.)
Q: Is this like regular trivia?
A: Other games make you feel dumb for not knowing dates. Trivi-YA makes you feel like a genius for learning why slot machines have cherries.
Q: But I already know a lot of trivia…
A: We respect that. But with all due respect — no you don’t. Not like this. These aren’t “what’s the capital of Montana” questions. These are “which toilet paper advertised being splinter free" questions. Different sport entirely.
Q: What makes a great gift?
A: The best. Ships fast, gets used the same night, and makes you look like you spent hours picking it out.