The TV show was suspenseful, with tense music and host Regis Philbin asking contestants, 'Is that your final answer?' Trivia Millionaire creates suspense, but of an annoying kind users have to wait 5 seconds after selecting an answer to find out whether it's correct. Our main problem with the game was that, unfortunately, it's kind of boring. We also liked that the game allows users to create new sets of questions on their own. Everything works fine, and the questions start off quite easy and get appropriately more difficult as users progress through the game. When users are stumped, they can have the program eliminate two wrong answers, select an answer for them, or spin a wheel to determine whether to continue. Users are asked a series of trivia questions and must select the correct answer from four choices. The program's interface is basic and sleek it's also fairly intuitive, which is good, given the program's lack of Help file.

Trivia Millionaire is a basic trivia game that's modeled after the popular television show, 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' Unfortunately, the things that made that show so entertaining-the timing and suspense-are wholly lacking from Trivia Millionaire.

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