Free Play - The free play wedge can be used in three different ways the player can try and solve the puzzle and if wrong will not lose their turn, the player can call out a vowel to be revealed in the puzzle without using any money, or the player can call out a consonant, if that letter is in the puzzle then $500 will be awarded for each and if there is none then the player goes again.Wild Card - The wild card wedge can be used in any round to call out another consonant in the same turn, or can be used at the bonus round to choose an extra letter.Dollar Amounts - There are various dollar amounts listed on most of the wedges.There are various items that can be landed on while playing Wheel of Fortune: Each of the vowel letters that the player chose will be revealed and the player then continues their turn.

If the player chooses to do so, instead of spinning the big wheel a player can choose to spend some of the money acquired to buy a vowel letter. For every one of those consonant letters that is in the puzzle, they will be revealed and the player will receive the dollar amount shown on the spinner (or the prize will be awarded).

Once a player as spun the wheel, if it has landed on a dollar amount (or prize) a consonant is chosen. These wedges contain different dollar amounts or other prizes/pitfalls. Players take turns spinning the giant wheel which contains multiple wedges. Wheel of Fortune plays like its TV show counterpart. Gameplay An Example of One of the Games Many Puzzles Wheel of Fortune is based on the long running puzzle based TV game show starring Pat Sajak and Vanna White. Wheel of Fortune is a game show game developed by Pipeworks Software and published by THQ for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii U platforms.

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