"Just a Game" is the third studio album by the Canadian rock band Triumph, released in 1979. This album was recorded at Toronto Sound Studios and was a critical and commercial success, moving the band towards a more accessible hard rock sound. It was well received by both fans and critics, further cementing Triumph's reputation as a hard rock powerhouse.
The album includes eight tracks and is notable for the hit songs "Hold On" and "Lay it on the Line", which continues to receive regular airplay on classic rock radio stations. The album's lead-off track "Movin' On" set the pace, continuing Triumph's theme of positivity and perseverance. The album's cover art, which consists of a giant pinball game symbolic of the 'game' of life, has also been notable.
"Just a Game" marked the turning point in Triumph's career due to its memorable songs, skillful musicianship, and high production standards.
