Snap

Snap is the quick-reaction card game that almost everyone learned as a child. Cards are turned onto a pile one after another. The moment the new card has the same number as the one underneath it, call Snap.

You are racing the computer, which also spots the match after a short delay. Be first and you win a point; be slow and the computer takes it, and it reacts a little faster each time it wins. Calling Snap when the two cards do not match costs you a point, so wild guessing does not pay. The first player to seven points wins.

Call Snap when two consecutive cards show the same number. First to seven points wins. A false call loses a point.