Disappointingly, there isn’t even an option to have AI opponents play against you, or fill in any missing slots if you don’t have four players/teams. Obviously, this isn’t a game that’s designed with single player in mind. You can also opt for short and medium games if you have less time on your hands, which cut out some of the rounds.
#Cheggers party quiz wikipedia full
If you play a long game you get the full repertoire of rounds, which include basic multiple choice questions that you answer by tapping the corresponding d-pad direction or by pointing and tapping A, rounds where you have to buzz in before you get a chance to answer (thus enabling you to block others from answering even if you don‘t know the answer yourself, like an annoying git), rounds where you have to guess who’s in the slowly-revealing picture…you get the idea. The variety of round types is pretty good though. Apparently there are thousands of questions contained in the package, but unfortunately quite a few of them seem to tread very similar themes and are slightly adjusted. The questions are centred around the entertainment industry, so music, TV and films mainly. Sometimes disturbingly about how he’s not wearing any trousers.
Chegwin plays host in the quiz via a series of tiny cut scenes between each round of questions, wherein he introduces each round and makes random comments.
There are no huge fanfares about the whole thing, there aren’t a large amount of Wii specific features - it’s just a basic, but solid, quiz game. Starring the allegedly ever-lovable Keith ’Cheggers’ Chegwin, Cheggers’ Party Quiz is exactly what it says on the tin: it’s a quiz game, and it’s designed to be played at parties, or at least by a few people with nothing better to do.
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