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Who wants to be a Millionaire?
... is a popular quiz show on several networks worldwide. Contestants must answer increasingly difficult questions as their prize money approaches one million dollars (or pounds, and so on).This page lets you play similar games in several niche topics. It has no connection with the official game, and is presented for entertainment purposes only.
Anyway. Find a topic you're interested in and click on a game number to play. Each game only has one set of questions, so once you've "used it up", try another one.
| Game | Topic | Updated | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Roads - General | Nov 11, 1999 | Kurumi |
| Game 2 | Roads - United States - North Carolina | Nov 24, 1999 | Matt Steffora |
| Game 3 | Roads - United States - General | Nov 24, 1999 | Brian LeBlanc |
| Game 4 | Roads - U. S. Routes (updated!) | Nov 20, 2001 | Robert V. Droz |
| Game 5 | Cthulhu Mythos (HPL and others) | Nov 24, 1999 | Kurumi |
| Game 6 | Roads - United States - New York | Nov 24, 1999 | Nathan Perry |
| Game 7 | Roads - New England/Northeastern Canada | Nov 27, 1999 | J. P. Kirby |
| Game 8 | Roads - Australia | April 7, 1999 | Bradley Torr |
| Game 9 | Roads - Chicago | March 9, 2001 | Brandon Gorte |
| Game 10 | Roads - Minneapolis | Nov 20, 2001 | Alex Taylor |
| Game 11 | Roads - United Kingdom | Nov 20, 2001 | Chris Tarrant |
| Game 12 | TV shows - The Simpsons | Nov 20, 2001 | Kurumi |
| Game 13 | Roads - Michigan | April 26, 2003 | Barry L. Camp |
How can I submit my own game?
Send me a text file with your questions and answers. Please, please use the following format, or I'll have to reformat every question manually.Put each question and its answers on its own line. The lines can be long; that's OK. WWTBAM will format the questions for you. Each line should have the correct answer number, the question, and answers 1 thru 4, all separated by double colons.
As an example, here's an easy 4 questions about animals. The correct answers are #1, then #2, 3, and 4.
1::Which of these animals has six legs?::Ant::Dog::Electric Eel::Donald Rumsfeld 2::Which animal is the "Yogi Bear" character?::Cat::Bear::Dog::Elephant 3::Which doctor talks to animals?::Dr. Zhivago::Dr. No::Dr. Doolittle::Dr. Feynman 4::Which animal will not fit in your shirt pocket?::Goldfish::Mouse::Baby Mouse::GazelleWhen you have 15 of these questions (more or less; 15 will end up at exactly $1 million, but WWTBAM can handle other amounts), email them to me and suggest a category. Try to have them start off easy and gradually get more difficult.