Snap Attack players simultaneously compete to get as many points as possible. The game is similar to the Scrabble board game where a board is given with fixed words and bonus tiles (letter and word multipliers) on the board, and seven movable tiles with letters on the "rack". Snap Attack's board is 8×7 squares, smaller than a traditional Scrabble board. Points are earned by making "Snaps" - valid combinations of letters that form a word or words with the ones already found on the board. "Single-Snaps" are linear combinations of letters that form one word, while "Multi-Snaps" are combinations that form two
Now You See It (Australian game show) position number and the word. Players score based on the line number & position of the first letter. In the 1998 revival, points are doubled for the final 60 seconds of the game. The player with the most points when time runs out wins the game. The solo round player needs to find seven words in 60 seconds with the help of the clues read by the host. A board game was released by Crown & Andrews in 1993. Now You See It (Australian game show) Now You See It was an Australian children's game show that aired on the