🎲 Captivating Rummikub Original Rummy Tile Game: Unleash the Thrilling Fun! Review

The game is excellent, but the content is not enough. Each version should come with a drawstring pouch, like deluxe and large versions, so you don't have to struggle with shuffling tiles and laying them upside down on the table. Just put the tiles in the bag, shake it and let the players blindly take them out of the bag when they need a tile.

There were no tiles with light yellow numbers in the original games we had. The numbers in yellow on the white tiles are hard to see. This makes it VERY hard to see and HARD to play. We can all agree it's awful! These tiles used to be orange and were MUCH easier to see. What happened? Has anyone ACTUALLY playing this game proven the color change?

Great game for the whole family. My son started playing around the age of 8 with no problems. He's really good at that! great for building trust. I love this game because it doesn't last forever (like Monopoly). So you can play multiple rounds at the same time, giving more than 1 person a chance to win! Big numbers are great for older people. We have 2 sets so we can play in large groups (6-8 people at a time).

We bought the Rummikub in July and in September we noticed that the red and green paint on the tiles was peeling. Now the point is that some of the red numbers are almost illegible. As old school, we wrote a letter to the company that seemed to have been ignored. Eventually a light came on between the ears and we thought everyone should know about our problem. It even seems kind to give it a star since the game will be useless in a few weeks.

Really frustrating to have an almost perfect game. Why the manufacturer decided to sell an unusable version of the game is beyond me. This shows the company's indifference to producing a quality product, or perhaps nothing more than the company's greed. The yellow tiles are completely unrecognizable. Definitely a deterrent to game selection. Or own it (for that matter). The point of investing in games is to indulge in unbridled fun. This version kills the fun.

This is such a fun and challenging game! Not only does it get the family together without the gimmicks, but it also helps keep your mind clear! I'm on the dark side of fifty and stuff like this game that gets my brain working and makes me laugh and smile is awesome! We also bought one of the largest tiled ones and it's a lot of fun too! My granddaughter loves to play with this while she is here so she asked for one for her family to play with at home for Christmas! If you haven't played this…

I bought this as a gift for a friend. We have been playing Rummikub for many years. This is always one of our favorite games. It's difficult, but not so much that you can't communicate between games. This game is suitable for those who don't like playing cards or regular board games. It reminds me of phase 10 in that you have to build sets and run with tiles, but there aren't different levels to complete or reach. Since this only applies to a maximum of 4 players, we often have a team game with

Love Rummikub! Finally, we deleted the numbers from the last sentence. It's time to take another. I read the reviews and decided to stick with "Original". Turns out it's NOT original. In my set they went from orange to . If it seems empty to you, so it seems to me. It is very difficult to see the yellow numbers. I understand that the people in the orange-red set had a hard time distinguishing orange from red. But at least I could read the numbers. In 2018, it's easy to pick a color that's both…

One of my favorite games! The goal is to get rid of all your pieces by making sets of either consecutive numbers or 3-4 identical numbers (1,2,3,4 or 3,3,3,3). You can also use existing sets on a table laid by other players as long as you keep the sets intact. For example, if the following sets are on the table: 1,2,3,47,7,7,7 And you want to save the following chips (5,6) You can build from what is on the table To save your chips use: 1,2,34,5,6,77,7,7 you didn't have your own set but you…