Two to four players play cross-shaped pieces to form pairs, triples, or four-in-a row of identical symbols. The more combinations formed, the more the player scores. Each player has 12 cross pieces in their color. Players shuffle their tiles and form a face-up stack in front of them. In turn, each player takes the top piece from the stack and plays it to the board, trying to match the symbols already in play. The tiles must be nestled together, not end to end. Play continues until all crosses are played. The winner is the player with the most points at the end. This is a symbol-matching game similar to others, but different in that it uses cross-shaped pieces instead of dominoes, triangles, or hexagons.