Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Europe)

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Europe) on Game Boy Advance is a portable version of the popular television show of the same name. The game faithfully recreates the suspenseful and tense atmosphere of the show, taking players on a journey to conquer increasingly difficult questions.

The goal is to correctly answer 15 multiple-choice questions in a row to win the top prize of one million dollars (in the game, of course!).

Gameplay is simple but challenging. Each question has four answer choices, and the player must select the correct answer. The difficulty of the questions increases with each round, requiring players to have broad knowledge across various fields. Interestingly, the game tests not only knowledge but also judgment and pressure management.

To increase the chances of winning, players are provided with several lifelines:

• 50:50: Eliminates two incorrect answer choices, helping the player focus on the remaining two options.
• Ask the Audience: Views the voting results of the virtual audience in the game, providing the player with additional reference information.
• Phone a Friend: Calls a virtual friend in the game for advice.

Using these lifelines is crucial, as they can help players overcome difficult questions. However, players need to consider carefully because each lifeline can only be used once throughout the game. Answering a question incorrectly ends the game, and the player only receives the amount of money corresponding to the last correctly answered question. The higher the stakes, the greater the pressure, and the more difficult the challenges, requiring players to have patience, intelligence, and a little luck.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Europe) on GBA is a captivating game that is not only highly entertaining but also helps players expand their knowledge and hone their thinking skills. With simple yet addictive gameplay, this is certainly a memorable experience for anyone who enjoys intellectual games.