Positioning itself squarely in the relatively uncrowded party game segment of the computer market, YDKJ again shamelessly exploits that human urge to pit one's useless knowledge against that of others, and does so in the guise of a gameshow, imitating one in its gameplay. This time through the trivia wringer however, there are no cards to whip at your opponents. Nonetheless, the possibility of an errant mouse or two being swung thankfully still exists, ensuring some aerobic exercise in the bargain. Stay alert out there. The user basically chooses a directory and that's it.
Documentation is adequate, comprised of a small instruction booklet.
The game is so straightforward to play, in any case, that little instruction is needed. There isn't much to say, graphically speaking, because there isn't much in the way of graphics in the game. There are, however,graphical effects involving words and numbers, and these are quite good. The lack of graphics shouldn't be too big a source of disappointment in the game, as although it reduces the flash and glitter in the game, it makes up for it in depth of play. If graphics are a priority for you, YDKJ won't cut it, but more likely than not, you won't miss them much once you get into it.