Millionaire Quiz

Trivia

6.7~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.6 Google Play·10M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-10-04

Screenshots

An $8,000 question about which U.S. city has a row of embassies, above the 50:50, Ask the Audience, New Question and Ask an Expert buttons

A $100,000 question asking what kind of drink an espresso is, with Coffee, Tea, Wine and Milkshake as the options

Money ladder of 15 rungs from $500 to $1 Million, with the $5,000 and $25,000 steps highlighted

William Shakespeare Expert card saying he is absolutely sure the answer is C, above a green Confirm button

Paris city screen with the Eiffel Tower, $1 Million winners, a prize of up to 500k coins and a chest, and 6/6 Experts

About Millionaire Quiz

Uken Games built this licensed version of Sony Pictures Television's quiz show, launched in September 2018. It turns the 15-rung climb from $500 to $1 million into a race against another player. Classic 50:50 and Ask the Audience sit beside collectible Experts such as Shakespeare and Sun Tzu. The dollar amounts are play money: Sony's terms give virtual items no monetary value. The catch: reviewers report ads after most rounds, and gems pay for continues.

Game information

DeveloperUken Inc.

Version68.0.0

Size193 MB (Android) · 292 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating4+

Requires (Android)Android 7.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 13.0+

Offline modeOffline mode advertised; developer replies (2026) say an internet connection is required

Interface languagesEN, FR, DE, HI, JA, KO + 3 more

Store rating (Google Play)4.6 from 249,023 ratings

Installs10M+

Updated by developer2026-09-30

Data checked2026-10-01

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-10-01. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Millionaire Quiz: Trivia Game Review: The TV Ladder, Rationed by Gems and Ads

Fifteen Rungs From $500 to $1 Million, Against Another Player

Each round is one climb of up to 15 multiple-choice questions, from $500 to $1 million, played against another contestant. Four buttons sit under the answers: 50:50, Ask the Audience, a New Question swap and Ask an Expert. The Paris screen offers up to 500,000 coins and a chest for a win. Uken's 2019 replies to reviews describe a Walk Away button that appears once you outlast your opponent and banks your current rung. Unlike Trivia Crack, where a wheel picks one of six categories, the ladder sets the pace, and reviewers note that a late miss drops you back to where your opponent fell.

Experts From Shakespeare to Ulugh Beg: The Lifeline You Collect

Ask an Expert is the game's own addition to the show's lifelines. At launch, Sony Pictures Television named Shakespeare in London, Abraham Lincoln in New York, Marco Polo in Rome and Sun Tzu in Beijing among the historical figures you collect city by city and level up. Each covers particular subjects, and an Expert's card states how sure it is before you confirm an answer. Seasons now drive the collection: the Astral Arena season pays Planet Tokens toward a leaderboard and an exclusive Expert, and the Race to Riches event unlocks astronomer Ulugh Beg. A widely upvoted Play review from October 1, 2026 says the event points needed for Expert cards keep rising the more you play.

Gems From $1.99, Items to $149.99, and Ads Between Rounds

Coins pay a round's entry fee; gems buy continues after a miss and extra lifelines. A free Mystery Box refills every four hours, Uken says. On the US App Store, gems run from a $1.99 Fistful to a $19.99 Bag, with limited-time offers from $1.99 to $19.99; Google Play lists items from $0.99 to $149.99. Prices vary by region. The Apple listing says ads may be tailored for Sony companies and third parties. Of the 150 newest English Play reviews (May 13 to October 1, 2026), 22 mention ads, several describing close buttons that open the Play Store. For ad-free play, Uken offers Millionaire Trivia: TV Game+ on Apple Arcade, with unlimited rounds and no purchases.

Sony's License, Two Data Labels and an Offline Promise

Sony reported one million downloads in the first week and the top trivia spot on both stores in October 2018, and said the show's writers supplied tens of thousands of questions. Uken also makes Jeopardy! Trivia TV Game Show under a Sony license, with the same city tour plus Daily Double and Final Jeopardy. Google Play's Data safety form lists an optional name, user IDs, device IDs and in-app activity, with user IDs shared for advertising; deletion requests are accepted. Apple's label says location, identifiers, usage data and diagnostics may be used to track you. Both listings advertise offline play, but Uken's Play replies in May and August 2026 say an internet connection is required.

Pros

Fifteen-question ladder from $500 to $1 million with four lifeline buttons
Collectible Experts such as Shakespeare and Sun Tzu act as a fourth lifeline
Seasons like Astral Arena add leaderboards and exclusive Experts to chase
A free Mystery Box every four hours supplies non-paying players
Ad-free Apple Arcade edition offers unlimited rounds with no purchases
Nine languages on iOS, including Hindi, Japanese and Korean

Cons

Reviewers report ads after rounds, with some close buttons opening the Play Store
Gems pay for continues and lifelines; Google Play items reach $149.99
Listings promise offline play, yet Uken's 2026 replies say internet is required
Reviewers flag wrongly keyed answers and clumsy German and Spanish translations

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Verdict

We score it 6.7. The 15-rung ladder, the show's lifelines and collectible Experts make a convincing licensed quiz, and seasons give regular players something to chase. Take it if you want the Millionaire format against real opponents and can sit through ads between rounds. Skip it if you expected a solo replica of the show, dependable offline play or a game you can keep playing without gems; Apple Arcade subscribers can get the ad-free TV Game+ edition instead.

Gameplay7.5The 15-rung ladder, show lifelines and Experts work, but climbs are head-to-heads with coin entry fees.

Controls7.0Four answer buttons and four lifeline buttons are clear; pop-up offers and ads that open the Play Store interrupt.

Replay value8.0City tours, Astral Arena seasons, Epic Experts like Ulugh Beg and a large question pool keep goals coming.

Graphics & sound7.5The show's logo, stage lighting and money ladder are reproduced; Experts are drawn as cartoon portraits.

Monetisation4.5Ads between rounds, gem-priced continues and lifelines, and Play items up to $149.99; ad-free play needs Apple Arcade.

6.7out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Can you play Millionaire Quiz offline?

Not reliably. Both store listings advertise an offline mode, but in replies to Google Play reviews on May 24 and August 5, 2026, Uken said the game requires an internet connection for real-time updates and fair play. Head-to-head rounds and seasonal events depend on other players.

Can you win real money in the Millionaire trivia game?

No. The dollar amounts on the ladder are in-game rewards paid out as coins. Sony's terms of use, linked from both store listings, say virtual currency and items have no monetary value and are nonrefundable, and Uken's terms add that game currency cannot be redeemed for real-world money. Gems, however, cost real money: $1.99 to $19.99 per pack on the US App Store; prices vary by region.

What do you need to run Millionaire Quiz: Trivia Game?

Android 7.0 or later, or iOS and iPadOS 13 or later; the App Store build also runs on Apple Vision with visionOS 1.0. The iOS download is about 292 MB. Google Play lists Windows as a second platform through Google Play Games on PC, and Apple devices get Game Center leaderboards.

Can you play Who Wants to Be a Millionaire with friends?

Mostly as rivals. Standard climbs pit you against another player, and the listings describe daily leaderboards against friends and family; no shared-team mode is listed, so collected Experts serve as your helpers. For more social play, Family Feud Live! by Ludia lists relaxed games against chosen partners and free in-game chat.

How long does a game of Millionaire Quiz take?

A single climb is capped at 15 questions and ends early on a wrong answer unless you spend gems to continue. Longer goals run on timers: the free Mystery Box refills every four hours, and seasons such as Astral Arena close on a deadline. Reviewers complain more about running out of coins than about round length.