Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Reviews

I think this game is great for family and friends its just like the show you have 3 life lines. I have it I didn?t think it was going to be that good but I was terribly wrong. It?s for ages 6 and above, if you like the show you will defiantly like this game then. It gives you a chance to learn really because if you ever get a question wrong you ...  Read the complete review

A very innovative and distinctive product from JPM, who have produced hundreds of fruit machines over their long history. With the licence obtained from one of the most popular television programs of all time, it was bound to be a great success. So, what's inside that attractive cabinet? A bog standard PC which loads the game and ...  Read the complete review

Finally.... A board game thats not actually a BORED game. Many a night when i was younger i have sat with family and friends playing timeless classics such as ludo and snakes and ladders, the thrill of the chase, the disappointment at hitting the snake when you land on square 98 and have to go all the way back to square 27.... magical times ...  Read the complete review

Follows the same format as the TV show which I'm not going to explain because you must have seen it unless you live under a rock. What, you do live under a rock? Oh, are you an ant? Yes, you are an ant?! How remarkable. Anyway, as an alternative to Trivial Pursuit which I always win, my mum bought the Millionaire board game this ...  Read the complete review

Fun with the right people - Advantages: Tests knowledge, fast paced, small group best - Disadvantages: expensive, box tightly packed, some errors exist

This infernal machine is spreading throughout the once merry pubs of Britain leaving a wake of destruction. Meanwhile Chris Tarrant is extending his grip on the levers of power in the country. Some one must stop these machines. But don't take them on unprepared, they're dangerous. If you answer all these questions correctly you will be ...  Read the complete review

Win money down the pub to pay for your round, sounds ideal! It seems that almost every drinking establishment seems to have JPM’s Who Wants To Be a Millionaire quiz machine (WWTBAM) and now there is a linked up version with higher Jackpots but I have yet to see this, so this opinion will be about the original. The machine ...  Read the complete review

I thought that this game would be as exciting as the television programme but you find that when you play it at home it just isn't the same. I found it overpriced for what you actually get in the game, but then most family board games are. The game basically works in the same way as the television show. You are given five card ...  Read the complete review

Like many people, for me the TV show is starting to lose it's appeal, especially when you realise that the contestants can't actually hear you screaming at the telly " It's B you idiot!!!" So here is a chance to participate in the game without spending hundreds of pounds on your phone bill. Like the TV programme, at ...  Read the complete review

Oh well that will probably never happen but at least you can pretend with this game. Who wants to be a millionaire is great fun to play with friends (especially after one or two drinks) but it is not perfectly thought out which detracts somewhat from its playability. Basically you play the game as in the show, and everyone gets a turn to ...  Read the complete review

It seems that everywhere you go at the moment there is a picture of Chris Tarrant offering you the chance to win a Million. There is the original program, the books, the board game, the computer game and now the Pub Trivia game. The Pub Trivia machine has always been a bone of contention when people go out for a social drink. It is ...  Read the complete review

We received a £15 Woolworths voucher for one of our Christmas presents and wanted to buy a game that was suitable for all our family. We looked round and discovered that most of the good games cost a whopping £25, so I earned enough on www.beenz.com to get another £10 voucher and there we were ... It is quite difficult to find a game for ...  Read the complete review

You may think that Who Want’s to be a Millionaire the Board Game will be just as addictive as the Television programme. Let me tell you now, its not! I’ve played this game a couple of times with my family and to be honest, it can get very boring. You can either be the host or the contestant. Basically if you’re the ...  Read the complete review

No doubt, like many other fans of the TV show (I`m not a big fan, but find it impossible to leave the room if it is on the TV - but i don`t go out of my way to watch it) we have been playing this game in our house over the christmas period. First of all, it has the adventage of being a multiplayer game, where all players can play at the ...  Read the complete review

We have just bought this 'hard to find' game for those vital family moments at Xmas. Obviously the aim is to win. But to do so you have to answer loads of questions first. With the electronic version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire you have to slide a question card in and enter the code on it so that the computer knows the ...  Read the complete review

Who Want's To Be A Millionaire? Well, who don't? OK, so it's not the real thing, but this board game is fantastic! I'm a big fan of board games so my opinion may be slightly biased. The format is exactley the same as on the television, multiple choice questions ranging from £100 to £1,000,000 and you with your 3 lifelines. ...  Read the complete review

This isn't going to be a long opinion, but I've written it as I wouldn't like to think that many people went off and purchased this dire game because of Dooyoo. I quite like the TV show, and my other 'arf thinks its brilliant, so it arrived last Christmas courtesey of Santa. We've played it about four or five times ...  Read the complete review

WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE? I am sure we have all heard of the TV game show ‘Who wants to be a Millionaire’ well now there’s the board game, it’s been out for a while and I think would make a great Christmas present. I played this game when I was at a friend’s house and it went down really well, ...  Read the complete review

The computer version of who wants to be a millionaire is pretty good, although it is very difficult. I think that at the beginning of the game, it should be more like the proper game show, where you compete with other contestants to put a range of items into the correct order. It sounds far much more exciting and it gets the game player more into ...  Read the complete review

This board game is just as nerve-racking as the real thing! It features a hoard of questions and I have noticed one or two have made it from the TV version. The game provides a neat and quick way of giving question and then providing the answer without anyone cheating! This is really good - I cannot stress this enough. This is good practice ...  Read the complete review