This game is pretty well based on the original 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' tv programme. It is in the old format, so you need to answer 15 questions to get the top prize of a million, and there is the option of the three lifelines - ask the audience, 50/50, and phone a friend. There is no 'fastest finger' on this version of the game. The game itself gives the option of being played in 6 different languages, and gives the option for one or two players. The two player version alternates between players between every cash amount and you play against each other. To be honest, I didn't enjoy playing the 'two player' version of the game with a friend. We ...  Read the complete review

Watching the television series of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire I found this game at a charity shop and I thought it would be a bit of fun for a cheap price. The game itself is entirely based on the format of the older version of the show. More recently you have to answer 13 questions but this game has the original 15 question format with the three life lines attached. The game is done in a way which is appealing and has plenty of pace to make the game much quicker then perhaps it should be and the best part is Chris Tarrant is apart of the game. You begin by presenting your name and instantly your into the questions. There is no fastest ...  Read the complete review