Gameplay is similar to the show with players earning spins based on how they answer a set of four questions per round, with spins, rewards and whammies all documented on the physical scoreboard and players spinning to earn money on the Big Board. (NOTE: The whammy is designed similarly to one of the Game Show Network Whammy plush toy, except with an embroidered logo and teeth instead of the printed designs as well as the 2019 logo on the back instead of the original). In the case of PYL, the board game itself includes instructions, trivia (250 & double-sided for a total of 500 questions) and answers (A, B, & C for the 4 players) cards, scoreboard and a collectible plush whammy while the app has the famous Big Board.

In 2020, a company called Imagination Gaming had a board game version based on the 2019 ABC reboot as part of their Gamestar App&Play series, meaning that the game requires the Gamestar app in addition to the game itself. Gameplay resumed normally, except that a player is not eliminated for hitting four whammies.Ī slots version was released by Ludia in September 2012, prior to this an app version was released for the iPhone and iPad in 2013. The top three players would then advance to The Big Board where each player gets five spins. If the question is the Whammy all players lost everything won up to that point if thy are wrong. The question values were random so the player could get $500 times six players who were wrong for a total of $3,000 plus $500 extra for the three players who buzzed in the fastest. The values of the questions are as followed: Six questions are asked with the players earning money multiplied by the number of players who answered incorrectly or have run out of time. Ten players played a question round together, all answering the same question. This was also free to play on their very own website by Zeek Games.Ī Facebook version of this was released by Ludia in January 2012. It was also re-released as part of the 'Game Show Party' bundle pack along with The Price is Right: 2010 Edition and Family Feud: 2010 Edition.Ī kiosk version was released on in Las Vegas strips in 2011.įor a brief period, both PYL and Whammy! had interactive version where you can play along with the showĪn interactive mobile game based on Whammy! was released by Goldpocket iTV. Games for the PC, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch & PlayStation 3's PSN called Press Your Luck: 2010 Edition were released by Ludia from 2009 until 2010. The gameplay was far different from the show, including a 'Lose A Turn' space that was identical to the one from Wheel of Fortune. Games for the IBM PC and Commodore 64 were released by GameTek in 1988.

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