Rummikub Complete Original Full Size Exclusive: Unmatched Quality for Enjoyable Playtime Review

I've seen many versions have issues with too light yellow tiles. They are orange instead of yellow and easy to see. It packs neatly and compactly into a zipped cloth bag rather than a bulky box (I hate boxes because they break and collapse). I don't use it for travel but I can easily as it's small and has a carrying handle. Full size parts and frames (unlike many travel games) and not very expensive unlike many other versions I've seen online. Best choice if you want Rummikub

I didn't like that the outside of the case was very DIRTY when it arrived. I was concerned it was a used set but the contents were new and boxed. So I actually put the cover in the washing machine for a few minutes and the dirt came off. Then I put the cover in the dryer for a few minutes to dry it. The case now looks BRAND NEW! You should know that the tiles are VERY EASY to read! and tile stands AND tiles fit in a Rummikub case. They should have shown it in a picture on the website. I would…

An excellent game that will appeal to both children and adults. It's similar to rummy but slightly different and the differences make it interesting. You have to think to play it, but not too hard. Very funny. The only thing we don't like is the scoring method. When we play, whoever comes out first gets zero and the rest get whatever amount is left on their shelf. We set a number to play before we start, usually 50 or 100, and if a player hits it the game ends and whoever has the fewest points…

This game is a fun classic. In fact, I first studied the card version of rummy and then found out that it's actually based on it. You can play with 2-4 players. It combines luck and strategy. To be honest I never know if I'm playing right, but the way we play is still fun. It helps to search on youtube how to play. The instructions are helpful, but I think I just don't get it. I would definitely recommend the game. The bag it comes in is perfect for traveling and instead of placing all the…

I love this game it was very popular growing up in Eastern Europe in the 80's and 90's so it makes me nostalgic. However, we play by different rules, and by those rules you shouldn't see how many tiles your opponents have (you should bid when you have 3, 2 or 1 tile left). It doesn't work with that kind of stand, the old kind was better. I remember having a version of the official Rummikub with better boards in the mid 90's so I bought a set on e-bay. The carrying case that comes with it is…