Millionaire Quiz Game

Do you remember the tension of a TV game show where every second counts? This quiz challenges your speed and knowledge with a simple but intense rule: answer 15 questions correctly within 90 seconds. No endless levels. No complicated scoring. Just a clean, timer‑driven test of how well you think under pressure.

How it works

You get 15 questions, one after another.

A visible timer starts at 90 seconds.

Each correct answer keeps the timer running.

Each wrong answer ends the game immediately.

Answer all 15 correctly before the clock hits zero — and you win.

Why this quiz feels different
The timer is not a decoration. It is the core mechanic. You will feel the same urgency as in famous fast‑paced TV formats (without copying any specific brand). Every question matters. Hesitate too long — time runs out. Rush too fast — you might make a mistake.

What you get

A growing set of general knowledge questions.

Simple tap controls — focus only on answers.

No account or registration required.

Play offline (questions are built into the app).

Clean design with no distractions.

Example questions (actual difficulty varies)

Which planet is known as the Red Planet? (Mars)

Who painted the Mona Lisa? (Leonardo da Vinci)

What is the square root of 144? (12)

Who is this for?

Fans of quick “who wants to be a millionaire?” style game shows (the timed pressure, not the prize).

People who like short, intense quiz sessions.

Anyone who wants to test recall speed, not just knowledge.

Players who enjoy minimalist timer‑based tests without ads after every question.

What this app does not have

No in‑app purchases for extra time or hints.

No leaderboards or social features (pure solo challenge).

No unnecessary permissions.

No misleading “free coins” or fake rewards.

Fair warning
The difficulty is tuned so that winning is hard. Most players will need several attempts. That is by design — a real 90‑second pressure test.

Policy compliance note
This app does not copy any copyrighted game show format. The phrase “who wants to be a millionaire?” is used only as a descriptive style reference, not as a brand claim. All questions are original or sourced from public domain knowledge.

Updates
Questions will be refreshed in future updates. No forced updates — you keep the version you like.

Support
If you find a factual error in a question, use the in‑app feedback option (no personal data collected).