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Test your general knowledge in "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?", the official game.

Use all your knowledge to succeed and win the jackpot while avoiding all the trick questions you encounter. Experience the exciting atmosphere of the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" television show.

With 15 questions to answer, it becomes increasingly difficult for the player to raise the jackpot: over 3,000 themed questions waiting to be answered (Geography, Science, History, as well as Entertainment or Art), a growing difficulty in making progress, and the pressure from the audience and the host.

Official music and sound effects, country-specific sets, and host behavior – all the ingredients are here to put the player under pressure and experience the "real" TV show.

All 6 legendary countries are represented in the game, each with its own set and a range of 2,000 special questions in their native language: the United Kingdom, USA, Spain, Italy, France, and Germany.

Actual product image Activision Who wants to be a millionaire? (Xbox One X, Xbox Series X, EN)

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