Not For Children Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Last of Us

"The Last of Us" was developed by the acclaimed California-based company Naughty Dog. In the game players control Joel in a post-apocalyptic United States in which infected people become deadly 'Clickers' that react to sound. Depending on your gameplay preference you can choose to primarily use weapons and force to navigate the environment or stealth.

Answer: Red Dead Redemption

"Red Dead Redemption" was set in the American West in 1911. After he is separated from his family John Marston is tasked with bringing down three former members of his band of outlaws. The success of "Red Dead Redemption" prompted the prequel "Red Dead Redemption 2" which was released in 2018 to critical and commercial success.

Answer: Bloodborne

"Bloodborne" tasked players with surviving a world full of demons in a search for a cure to a blood-borne disease destroying the city of Yharnam. The developers of "Bloodborne" derived inspiration from the game from the works of H. P. Lovecraft and Bram Stoker and much of its gameplay was similar to FromSoftware's "Dark Souls" game which was released in 2011.

Answer: Catherine

"Catherine" was a game that featured segments in which Vincent interacted with his longtime girlfriend Katherine and others where he interacted with his newfound love named Catherine. At nighttime the game has puzzle sequences in which players navigate a tower of blocks representing Vincent's nightmares. Based on the choices that are made there are different endings for the game where you can end up single or with either Katherine or Catherine.

Answer: The Outer Worlds

"The Outer Worlds" is played from a first-person perspective in an alternate reality brought about from megacorporations that dominate Earth and have started to colonize outer worlds. In the game players travel to the Halcyon system in the year 2355 to rescue survivors and battle various lifeforms.

Answer: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

"The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" has players control Geralt of Rivia who is a monster slayer known as a witcher. As Geralt searches for his adopted daughter Ciri who has gone missing he uses magic and weapons to overcome enemies and progress through the story. One of the most popular series on Netflix in 2019 was "The Witcher" which was based on "The Witcher" series developed by CD Projekt Red.

Answer: Grand Theft Auto V

In 2013 "Grand Theft Auto V" became the first entertainment product to generate $1 billion in sales within its first three days of release. The game received particular praise for its open world design and the effectiveness of allowing players to play as three protagonists.

In the game players complete missions in the fictional Los Santos while battling both law enforcement and human enemies.

Answer: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" takes place in the province of Tamriel and the main objective is to defeat the dragon Alduin who is prophesied to destroy the world. Interestingly, the game does not have a linear design and players can travel to anywhere in the game world at any point and even skip many aspects of the main storyline.

Answer: Batman: Arkham Knight

"Batman: Arkham Knight" is the fourth main game in the acclaimed "Batman: Arkham" series of games that began in 2009. In the game the Scarecrow has caused Gotham City to be evacuated as he assembles a team of villains including Two Face, Poison Ivy, the Riddler and the Penguin to take down Batman. Luckily Batman has his Batmobile, allies and high-tech weaponry at his disposal for players to use during the game.

Answer: Call of Duty: WWII

Similar to most of the games in the extremely successful "Call of Duty" franchise, "Call of Duty: WWII" featured both a campaign and an online multiplayer mode. In the campaign players control Red Daniels as he helps his unit fight in D-Day and other battles as they eventually liberate concentration camps in Germany.