The whammies are interactive as well and the other players use dialogue that is popular in the game show.Ī few drawbacks of the game are its lack of depth. The host reads the questions (which is great for younger players), and is fully engaging. The graphics and sound qualities of this game are great and very reflective of the actual game show. Winning allows you to keep your money, advance to the next level, and it unlocks wardrobe items that were previously unavailable.
The game is only two rounds long, so the winner after the second round of spinning is the champion.
The object of the game is to be the competitor with the most money and least amount of whammies.Īfter the first round of play you go through more trivia (varying in category), and have one more chance at the big money. Apart from the whammies good prizes consist of trips, instant cash prizes, and more spins. The box the light stops on is the prize you earn. If you do elect to play a square box of light bounces around the game board and stops once you click the SPACEBAR. You must wisely choose whether to play or pass, knowing that a whammy is a possible result for you and your competitors. Playing gives you a chance to make some cash, however, if you hit one of the dreaded whammies, you lose all the money you've accumulated. When you play for the money you are given two options: play or pass.
After the round of trivia, and after all the spins have been collected, you try to “Win some bucks and Press Your Luck,” on the Whammy infested Press Your Luck board. Correct answers after he initial buzz are only rewarded with 1 spin.
However, if you do not have the fastest finger you get a chance to guess the answer to the multiple choice question with one of the wrong answers removed. If you are the first to “buzz in” and answer you are awarded three spins for your correct answer. It is broken into two rounds, each starting with 4 trivia questions. For those of you unfamiliar with the game, Press Your Luck combines trivia, strategy, and chance into a fun game.
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