Four Square

Two players tried to win by scoring as many points as possible. The first round was Pair the Squares, i.e. the old pelmanism game. There was a 6 x 6 grid of squares with symbols behind them. A contestant picked four of them. If any matched they turned their colour and they could choose two more. If none matched then their opponent got a go. It was 2 points for a match but a bonus 4 points if they could get four squares of their colour so they themselves formed a square. Four Square, see? This would continue for a while.