Thanks for all of the nice words. I have a lot of partial games in BGT but this is one of the ones I've actually completed, Shut the Box on the A T Guys (link below) being the other. I love the action games and titles but as a programmer, am more into the word and logic games, so if more things come out, they'll likely be in these areas. Stay tuned.

Accidentally opened? I seem to have accidentally opened the million dollar case often.

ok, all I have to say is holy crap. This game is freaking awesome! It makes me feel like i'm on the real show. I used to watch this gameshow all the time when it was on, along with a number of others, such as who wants to be a millionaire and family feud. I don't watch millionaire anymore because I hate the new format and the way the game is played now. I liked the original and clock formats much better, and regis philbin, the original host, was also the best in my opinion. These new hosts can't do a good job it seems like.
Anyway, getting back on topic, very very good job with this game. I love how it has original sounds from the tv show and announcements from the host. I look forward to future updates and games from you. Have you considered making other accessible game shows, like who wants to be a millionaire or family feud? I'm a big fan of game shows myself. The more gameshows the better.

At the end of the game, you have two cases left. The case you originally picked and one remaining case. You can press B during the game to hear what cases haven't been opened yet, including your own case.

jsquared
I did that and it said 1 penny;75 thousand dollars. So I thought my case had 75K and chose no deal and there I failed.
@Mike_Tan same here. The most I can get is a half million.

Wow, this is a really cool game! Thanks for sharing it!

Something I noticed,the thread title says 1.0, but the game says it's 0.9. Though I guess it doesn't matter much, the game seems very polished and complete as is.

You wrote this with BGT? Unlike other games written with that tool kit, this game works fine with JAWS running.

Tip: For JAWS users, NVDA may have a way to do this too, if you set the speak digits threshhold  to 8 and turn on speak $ option for Deal or no Deal, the money amounts will be more natural. It will say Three hundred and fifty thousand dollars instead of dollar three five zero zero zero zero.

As far as self voicing goes, you could add support for using SAPI voices instead of screen readers and make it a setting users can set. That would probably be the simplest way to eliminate the need for screen readers for those that prefer it.

Yeah, I played a game two days ago, I chickened out when the banker offer me $100,000, my case had the million in it.

D for deal to accept the offer I believe.

i'd love an nfl football game with up to date teams realistic commentators and stuff. i would pay for it. same goes for baseball.

Well, this makes me wish this game hadn't been written with BGT or that the conflict between BGT and JAWS could be resolved.

Deal or No Deal doesn't work with JAWS 17, though it worked with no problems with JAWS 16.

The conflict between JAWS and games written with BGT has apparently been around for quite a while.

Basically the problem appears to be that keystrokes get eaten by JAWS and only rarely get passed through to the game. If you try to get around the problem by holding the key down using the repeat function, often more than one keystroke gets through which can produce unwanted results.

If the game is fully self voiced or can be set up to use SAPI instead of the screen reader, the simple solution is to set up JAWS to go to sleep when the program written with BGT has the focus.

A while back I was researching this problem to see if there was a work around I could use and ran across this. Whether it would help or not, I don't know because I never got very far with it.

I'd be willing to let you check this problem out on my machine via remote control, however I'm not sure if you could experience it that way.

Although Freedom Scientific says that they don't support doing this, you could always download JAWS from their web site and just use the trial version to do your testing.

The problem is obvious enough that you'll be immediately aware of it.

You'll press keys, but the game doesn't respond to them.