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Snap (1866)

2–12 players · 10 min · age 5+ · ★ 3.4 on BGG

Players
2–12
Play time
10 min
Age
5+
Complexity
Light
BGG rating
3.4/10

Best for 2–12 players aged 5+ who like card game games — light complexity, plays in 10 min.

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About Snap

Published in 1905 by Milton Bradley (catalog #4384). Game is played with a deck of 40 color lithographed cards depicting various comical scenes. The object of the game is to "capture" all of the cards, this is done in the following manner. 1. Deal the cards equally among the different players, keeping them face down. 2. The player at the left of the dealer begins the game by taking off the first card of his pack, and placing it on the table face up, and the play con

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Mechanics: Pattern Recognition · Designer: (Uncredited)

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Snap FAQ

How many players is Snap?
Snap plays with 2–12 players, ages 5 and up.
How long does Snap take to play?
A game of Snap takes 10 min, at light complexity (1.1/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Snap any good?
Snap rates 3.4/10 from 215 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a card game / childrens game game built around pattern recognition.