THE QUICK STACKING
For
2
to 4 Players
WORD
1
AGES
GAME
8+
You and your opponents score points by spelling words with stackable
letter tiles on the special
gameboard.You build words by blaying letters
across or down on the board and by stacking letters on top of letters
already on the board to form different words. It's this
gameplay that makes
UPWORDS
so unique.
3dimensional
You score points for each letter in your word and every letter tile under
each letter of your
word.Letters can be stacked five tiles high so your score
can really add up fast. Build words, stack letters, score high and have fun!
OBJECT
Build words to score the most points.
CONTENTS
plastic gameboard
4
rubber feet label sheet
LETTER
DISTRIBUTION
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plastic letter tiles 4 plastic tile racks
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THE
FIRST
TIMEIYOU
PLAY
.,
Apply
Turn the gameboard upside-down.Twist one
rubber foot into each corner hole.
Apply
Apply the UPWORDS label to the smooth area
on the side of
the Feet
the
Label
the
gameboard.
SETUP
Turn all of the tiles letter-side down and mix them up to create a draw pile.
Each player takes a rack.
Get a pencil and paper (not included) to keep score. Also keep a
dictionary nearby to check the legality or spelling of any challenged
word. See Rule
to settle challenges only.
8
on page 5 for more information. Use the dictionary
1.
You and your opponents each draw one letter tile from the draw pile.
Whoever
passes to the
and mix them up again.
2.
You and your opponents
draw seven letter tiles each.
Stand your tiles in your rack
as shown in Figure
,
let your opponents see
1
your letters.
Whoever plays first must form a word of
two letters or more that covers at least
one of the four game squares in the center
of the gameboard.
draws the tile nearest to the letter"AH plays first. Play then
left. Return the tiles, letter-side down, to the draw pile
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1.
Don't
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BASIC
On your turn, play one or more letter tiles,
either to form a new word that connects to
a word already on the board, or to change a
word already on the board to a different word. All letters played on your
turn must be in the same row of game squares either across or down.
Tally and announce your point score, then draw letter tiles from the
draw pile to replace the ones you played.
IMPORTANT: A word
dictionary and
listed in Rule
TURN
7
b
is
legal and can be used in the game if
it
does not fall into any of the categories of illegal words
on page
5.
it
is
in the