SCRUMPIT - a scrabble / crossword style board game Scrumpit App SCRUMPIT is a scrabble / crossword style board game for 2, 3 or 4 players, involving tactics, strategy and wordplay with… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsSCRUMPIT is a scrabble / crossword style board game for 2, 3 or 4 players, involving tactics, strategy and wordplay with the option of scoring for yourself and/or frustrating other players by stealing their letters. SCRUMP is an Old English word which means to steal your neighbors fruit The objectives of SCRUMPIT: Each player aims to get their own color letters into their Home Scrump zone of the same color. Using typical crossword play techniques, each player endeavors to build words in their own homeward direction. The moment a player (say yellow) has entered their own Yellow (Home) Scrump zone, two actions come into play: Firstly, the player entering their Home Scrump zone begins to score points immediately, by multiplying the point value of each letter tile placed in the Home Scrump zone by the value shown on the side of their Home Scrump zone grid (1 to 7). Secondly, this player is now permitted to Scrump up to any two letters from anywhere in the central 15 x 15 board (you can even Scrump your own letters). Any Scrumped letters must be used in that turn. It does not matter if words are broken up as a result of the Scrump. However, it is part of the fiendish plan to frustrate you opponent(s) by scrumping their letters to stop them getting to their Home Scrump zone. By doing this, they cannot score, and they cannot Scrump your letters until they are Home. Any player reaching the Apex Star 7, finishes the game. All the other players must then deduct from their score, the value of the letter tiles remaining in their racks. The winner of the game will be the player who has the highest score not necessarily the player who finishes the game. To play a full match each player must have one turn at starting a game. A match consists of one game (turn to start) for each of the 2, 3 or 4 players. Information Seller:Scrumpit App Genre:Board, Word Release:Jun 24, 2015 Updated:Feb 13, 2017 Version:1.0.5 Size:39.1 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Introducing a tantalising new word game: Scrumpit. Scrumpit combines Words with Friends, Scrabble, Crosswords and Chess. A game is for 2, 3 or 4 players, involving tactics, strategy and wordplay with the option of scoring for yourself and/or frustrating other players by stealing their letters. There are thousands of players online already, the app is available for devices running iOS 6 or higher. (NB it is also available for Android.) The objectives of SCRUMPIT: Each player aims to get their own colour letters into their Home Scrump zone of the same colour. Using typical crossword play techniques, each player endeavours to build words in their own homeward direction. The moment a player (say yellow) has entered their own Yellow (Home) Scrump zone, two actions come into play: Firstly, the player entering their Home Scrump zone begins to score points immediately, by multiplying the point value of each letter tile placed in the Home Scrump zone by the value shown on the side of their Home Scrump zone grid (1 to 7). Secondly, this player is now permitted to Scrump up to any two letters from anywhere in the central 15 x 15 board (you can even Scrump your own letters). Any Scrumped letters must be used in that turn. It does not matter if words are broken up as a result of the Scrump. However, it is part of the fiendish plan to frustrate you opponent(s) by scrumping their letters to stop them getting to their Home Scrump zone. By doing this, they cannot score, and they cannot Scrump your letters until they are Home. Any player reaching the Apex Star 7, finishes the game. All the other players must then deduct from their score, the value of the letter tiles remaining in their racks. The winner of the game will be the player who has the highest score not necessarily the player who finishes the game. To player a full match each player must have one turn at starting a game. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in