Getting Started

When the game "loads in" you will be asked to select the number of players from one to four, and then to enter in the names of your players. The computer will add its own players, if necessary, to make the total number of contestants up to four. These computer-driven players will participate in the game, though their answers will not be displayed for all to see. They can get it wrong too! Once all the players have been selected, the game begins.

Round One

The object is to light up all the corners on your card and questions are open for all to answer. Once Bob has asked the question the first player to hit the buzzer gets the answer. Answers are typed in using the keyboard and the letters must fit the dashes. If you answer correctly, you will be asked to enter the number of an unlit corner on your card. Get the question wrong and you'll be "wallied", which means you will be unable to answer the next question, and the question will be thrown open to the other players. The first player to light all four corners of his/her card will be asked to select a "prize" for winning the round.

Round Two

The next round is similar to the first. Bob will ask each player in turn to select a category of question by entering a number from their middle line corresponding to the subject. If you get it wrong, the question will be repeated and thrown open to the other players. The first player to buzz gets the question and if they get it wrong, they are "wallied". Bob continues to ask each player in turn, swapping the categories around ("mixing the six") until one player has the entire middle row lit. That player is then asked to select a "prize" for winning the round.

Round Three

This is the "Full House" round and the questions are open to all players. The objective is to light up every number on the card. The first player to do so wins the whole game and goes on to the bonus round. As usual players can be "wallied" if they get it wrong. Winning this round also wins a "prize".

The Final

And now "Bob's Golden Card" and the chance to win a "holiday". A card is displayed, with its contents concealed. The player must answer as many questions as possible in 60 seconds. Press the space bar to answer. If in doubt, type "PASS" to go onto the next question. Get the answer right and you'll be asked to select a number. Behind each number will be that number's value in cash or a letter. Uncovering all the letters on the card will spell out the name of your holiday destination.

Every time you begin a new game, you will be asked to load in the questions to allow a greater variety of questions per game. Don't take too long answering as Bob soon moves onto the next question. Please note that the "prizes" are only to make the game more realistic and true to the TV show - you cannot really win the prizes.

Controls

Player 1: Q Player 2: P Player 3: Z Player 4: M