UAPedia launches UFO disclosure trivia game on Kickstarter

UAPedia has launched a Kickstarter for UFO Disclosure Game by UAPedia: Trust Your Knowledge, a strategic trivia card game that turns UAP history, disclosure debates and pop-culture references into a competitive tabletop format. The campaign is seeking $39,000, with rewards starting at $39 and delivery estimated for November 2026. Why it matters: - UAP and disclosure have moved from niche curiosity into mainstream conversation, and UAPedia is trying to turn that momentum into a tabletop game. - The project is designed to make the topic more accessible for mixed-knowledge groups, from casual players to serious followers. - The campaign also tests whether educational content about unexplained phenomena can travel beyond articles, podcasts and video into games. What happened: - UAPedia launched a Kickstarter for UFO Disclosure Game by UAPedia: Trust Your Knowledge on June 15, 2026. - The game is a strategic trivia card game built for 3 to 6 players ages 14 and up. - Gameplay runs 45 minutes or longer. - Players score 100 question points across at least four categories and win by declaring “Disclosure!” - The Kickstarter campaign is live now at the project page . The details: - The base game includes 396 original question cards, plus the game box and rules. - The UAPedia Edition adds more than 200 additional UAPedia-derived question cards and a UAPedia member badge. - The full set brings the total to nearly 600 cards. - Kickstarter reward tiers start at $39 for the standard game and $49 for the UAPedia Edition. - Core categories include TV & Movies, Crafts, Government, Celebrities, Abductions, Sightings and Books. - The expanded UAPedia pack adds Science. - Questions are split into three difficulty levels: Classified, Secret and Top Secret. - The rules let players choose categories, manage risk and steal missed answers from opponents. - The campaign seeks to raise $39,000 to fund first-edition production, manufacturing, artwork, fulfillment, content development and backer communication. - Estimated delivery is November 2026. - Shipping is planned for North American and European countries. - UAPedia says the project grew from its first nine months of publishing and community building, including UAPedia.ai and the UAPCon channel on YouTube. - Campaign materials say UAPedia and UAPCon have reached more than 150,000 readers and conference goers. - The team says it spent five months on internal development, including hundreds of question rounds and multiple iterations before opening the project to backers. Between the lines: - The game is positioned as both entertainment and public education. - That framing matters because the UAP topic still sits between skepticism, curiosity and serious inquiry. - By mixing pop culture, government, science and disclosure history, UAPedia is trying to make the subject feel less abstract and more social. - The strategy elements suggest the game is meant to reward knowledge, but also risk-taking and bluffing at the table. What’s next: - Backers can support the first edition through Kickstarter and help shape future expansions. - UAPedia is asking supporters to fund manufacturing and fulfillment now, with delivery targeted for late 2026. - If the campaign lands, the company could extend its editorial audience into a recurring game format. - The broader test is whether a disclosure-themed trivia game can build a durable community beyond the initial launch. The bottom line: - UAPedia is betting that disclosure culture is ready for game night, not just headlines and podcasts.