Of course, it's offered with a freeware license and can be found right now in the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store. Snap Attack is a universal app, which means that it's available on both Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1, so you can play it across multiple devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones running Microsoft's modern operating systems. The more tiles a Snap includes, the more points it’s worth.” Snaps are valid words that can be read from left to right or top to bottom. “In Wordament Snap Attack, score points by building words with colored movable letter tiles that connect to fixed black letter tiles on the game board. At the end of each round, a real-time leaderboard shows how all participants ranked by score,” Microsoft said in the description of the game. Players from around the world compete on the same board, using the same clock, making as many Snaps as possible. “Wordament Snap Attack is a brand-new, fast-paced word-building tournament that challenges your brain in 2 1/2-minute rounds. Of course, Xbox leaderboards are also part of the game in order to compete with friends and other players in your area, while achievements make the entire experience a little bit more challenging for everyone. The idea behind this new game is basically the same as in Wordament's case: you need to score points by building words using the letters placed on the tablet, so the more words you create, the better your score is going to be.

Microsoft today launched the new Snap Attack game for Windows 8.1 devices, a new title based on the famous Wordament that's available on all both desktop computers and tablets.

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