- Based on the new format TV game show
- Special Edition 10th Anniversary Presentation Tin Box
- All new questions
- Now only 12 questions to reach the �1 Million.
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Model NumberBOX-00445
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Product Description
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800 Questions on 400 Cards;Playing Board;48 Cheques;12 Lifeline Tokens;20 Final Answer Tokens;4 Plastic Playing Pieces;48 Score Sheets.
Manufacturer's Description
Who Wants to be A Millionaire 10th Anniversary game. Special Edition Tin Box. The original and best TV show board game is back! A special game produced in a fabulous tin box to mark the 10th anniversary of everyone's favourite tension quizshow! All new questions with only 12 questions to reach £1 Million,just like on TV! 2 to 4 Players or teams
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Quality of game good enough, but the questions....I am not stupid, but this is serious mensa stuff and much much harder than the show. Difficulty of questions completely detracts from family enjoyment....overpriced and not been out of the box since first attempted play. Very disappointing.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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The game comes in a lovely tin box. The pretend cheques are good fun. I have seen other reviewers say it's too hard but that's what the lifelines are for and it is multi-choice of course just like on TV. I think it's a real challenge and means that you really have to be clever to get all the way through to the Million pounds. I would recommend it to lovers of tricky trivia question games.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This was bought to play on Christmas Day, however, we decided to have a look at the rules etc and have a practice run so we knew how to play it beforehand. The presentation tin is good quality as are the contents, except that some of the lower value question cards do not fit in the slots in the tin as there are too many cards. What is disappointing is that the questions are far too hard to be any fun at all - much more difficult than on the TV and almost impossible for any 12 year old to play, let alone an adult. I wouldn't recommend this for anyone with less than university education.
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