Four Scores (1971)

CONTENTS: a square plastic boardgame tiles with crosses in 4 colors round and squares markers in 4 colors OBJECT: The object of the game is to form, by skilfully placing the cards, as many crosses or squares as possible, each comprising all 4 colors. PLAY: Whenever a player succeeds in forming a four color cross or square, he places one of his counters on the peg in its center: if it is a cross, a round counter, if it is a square, a square counter. Each player adds up his score. A cross (round counter) is worth 2 points, a square (square counter) 1 point. The winner is the player who has scored most points.