Burger Quiz
2002
Compete through yes-or-no questions, themed menus, open-ended challenges, and the notoriously difficult Burger of Death.
30
minutes
3 - 6
player(s)
12+
Medium Light
About this board game
Burger Quiz is a humorous team trivia game for 3–6 players, with a play time of about 30 minutes. Released in 2002, it combines quick answers, themed question sets, open-ended challenges, and a demanding final memory test.
The game begins with Yes or No, where both teams compete to answer four questions first. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, for a possible total of 4 points. The questions can be straightforward, silly, or complete nonsense, reflecting the game’s deliberately absurd sense of humor.
Next, teams choose from Menus: sets of questions connected by a common theme. Each menu is worth 5 points. This gives the teams a chance to pursue linked questions while keeping the competition focused on the game’s playful, unexpected style.
In The Bill, please, teams compete to answer open-ended questions. Every question is worth 4 points, but an incorrect answer sends those points to the other team. Careful answers matter, since a mistake can directly strengthen your opponents.
- Yes or No: Four first-to-answer questions, worth 1 point each.
- Menus: Themed question sets worth 5 points per menu.
- The Bill, please: Open-ended questions worth 4 points each, with wrong answers transferring the points.
- The Burger of Death: Ten questions to remember and answer in the correct order.
The final challenge is the famously difficult Burger of Death. One player from the winning team listens to 10 simple questions in a row, then must give all the answers in the correct order. Alongside its quiz mechanics, Burger Quiz is defined by absurd humor, including questions such as whether Bill Gates or Mike Tyson would be stronger in a street fight.