Computer Facts in Five

Computer Facts in Five is an educational video game published by The Avalon Hill Game Company in 1982.

Gameplay
Computer Facts in Five is an adaptation of the board game Facts in Five in which each player in each round must supply five answers each to five separate classes of subject matter from popular topics to academic ones.

Reception
Ed Curtis reviewed the game for Computer Gaming World, and stated that "When the desire comes upon you for a change from arcade games, or from fighting against some historic army or mythological beast, CFIF should definitely be considered. Played solitaire or as a party game (where its abilities shine best), this game, with the vast number of options combinations available, will continue to be enjoyable for years to come."

Reviews

 * PC Magazine - Nov, 1983