Oh Snap!

Released 1965 / 1-6 players / 20-20 min / Ages 8+

Also known as Bombarie!, Booby Trap, Booby-Trap, Clash!, Deluxe Scheibenmikado, Disc-Mikado, Don't Get Caught, Haut la main !, Hens and Chicks, Hiirenloukku, Mausefalle, Micado, Mikado, Mikado "horizontal", Mikasi, Mouse Trap, Muizenspel, Musefælde, Musefælden, Musefällan, Musefelle, Pop Up!, Råttfällan, Risky, Rotanloukku, Rottefælden, Scheibenmikado, Scree, Snap the Trap, Snap Trap, Squeezed Out, Tir Tac, The Trap, Trap Game, Zip-Zap, 미카도

Designer: Frank W. Sinden

Artist: Bildgården AB

Publisher: Action GT, alfaset, Alga, Basic Fun, Inc., Berliner Spielkarten, Capiépa Éditeur: Jeux Éducatifs, CEJI, Fundex, Gay-Play, Goki, Golden, Guild Toy Company, Hartung-Spiele, HearthSong, IKEA, IRWIN Games, Jilmar Co, INC., Joen, John Waddington Ltd., Lakeside, Leksam, Marbles: The Brain Store, MB Jeux, MB Spellen, Milton Bradley, Noris Spiele, Parker Brothers, Parker Spiele, Pavilion, Pintoy, Pressman Toy Corp., Schylling, Small World Toys, Top-Game, Toys Pure, Tyco, Waddingtons

Description

This classic game of the mid 60's featured a wooden box with a spring bar that was pulled back with dozens of small wooden circular pieces of different sizes sandwiched in it.

The play consists of removing pieces from within the spring bar "trap" in hopes of not making it move. Different sized pieces are worth a certain amount of points each. Point penalties are incurred if the bar moves. The player who has accumulated the most points at the end of the game is the winner.

Game ends when the number of pieces left in the board equal the number of players.