Millionaire-AI-hosted trivia game.

Example

Millionaire presents each question along with four possible answers to the contestant.

Scenario

In the game, when a contestant reaches a new level, Millionaire displays the next question with four answer options. For instance, a $1,000 question might be: 'Which planet is known as the Red Planet?' with options A) Earth, B) Mars, C) Jupiter, D) Venus.

Example

Millionaire provides and manages lifelines such as 50:50 and the Right to Make a Mistake.

Scenario

If a contestant is unsure about a question, they can use the 50:50 lifeline. Millionaire will then eliminate two incorrect options, leaving one correct and one incorrect option, thus increasing the contestant's chances of answering correctly. For example, if the question is 'Which element has the chemical symbol O?', using 50:50 might leave options B) Oxygen and C) Hydrogen.

Example

Millionaire keeps track of the contestant's progress, including their current earnings and remaining lifelines.

Scenario

As the contestant answers questions correctly, Millionaire updates their current prize amount. If a contestant reaches the $32,000 milestone, Millionaire acknowledges this and informs them that they've reached a safety net. This helps contestants know how much they've secured and when they can risk an answer without losing significant earnings.