Description
You sit in the contestant's chair, the host reads out the question, and four answers lie in front of you. Milijonar is the Slovenian edition of the board game based on the TV quiz Lepo je biti milijonar, in which anyone can find out at home how far they would get on the show.
How to play Milijonar
Players take turns in the roles of contestant and host, who reads the questions and checks the answers. The contestant has to answer 12 questions correctly, each with four answers to choose from, A to D. Every question is harder and worth more than the one before.
As on the show, the game has a safe level: the amount you reach there is yours to keep, even if you get a later answer wrong. When you are stuck, three lifelines help you, each once: 50:50 removes two wrong answers, with ask the audience the other players vote, and with phone-a-friend you ask one of your fellow players for help for a short time.
Why you will like it
- Everyone is the contestant once and the host once, so nobody at the table sits idle.
- You have to decide when to use which lifeline, as you only have them for one round.
- The other players vote as the audience, so they cheer and guess along with you.
- The safe level gives you some courage even on the harder questions.
Who is Milijonar for
The game is for two or more players aged 14 and up, and a game takes 30 to 45 minutes. It is easy, as you already know the rules from television. It suits family evenings with adults and teenagers, and get-togethers with friends who like to test their knowledge. The game is in Slovenian.
What you might not like
According to the box, the game is meant for players aged 14 and up, so it is not the best fit for younger children. It may not suit those who don't like quizzes and general knowledge questions. Once you know the questions, you will quickly recognise them when you play again.
