🎮 Rummikub Travel: Original Collectible Plastic Edition for On-the-Go Fun! Review

We bought this to take in our RV but we can't stop playing! Fun, intelligent and strategic. Bonus tip: the Crown Royal pouch fits perfectly in the jar. We keep all the tiles in the crown pouch and use it to take out the tiles instead of laying them out on the table. Much faster to set up and clean up.

A can is much better than a box! Easy to take on the go or just take with you. Kids love it, adults love it. Even though the tiles are smaller than the original, the numbers are very easy to see (even without my glasses lol). I bought four more for my nephew because he got hooked pretty quickly. Our family plays from 5 to 80 years!

I LOVE the size of this game. I don't think you need a big one! Took him on vacation and we played like crazy. It says 8 years and older but the strategy for this game is a bit older than my 8 year old. But it's close to that age. We love this game. Someone else mentioned that you would need a bag for this version, so we used what was on hand. Good advice! Get this game and enjoy!

My favorite game with my beloved husband. I hit him regularly. This cute little travel version means we don't have to carry our boxed game to and from the trailer to continue our ongoing games. The tiles are surprisingly tiny, but still manageable even with his huge human hands. The colors are fresh. The tin came crumpled but usable. Since we're locked into this game for life, we've decided it doesn't matter. Good match. Great travel version!

This is a good game for family and friends to get together. Although this is the travel version, the tiles are big enough to see over the table. I gave it as a gift and played with it at the gift recipient's. She appreciates the compact can, even if she doesn't take it with her when she travels. My only suggestion is that the shelves should have better lugs to hold the tiles, they can fall off if you're not careful, and maybe three rows instead of two for those who can't glue right away. This…

Sometimes you want a fairly mindless and straightforward game, and sometimes you want a game that requires intellectual effort. This is a game that requires some mental activity but is easy to master. The instructions state a 1 minute time limit per move, but we used the 2 minute time limit for the first two games until we got the hang of it. This is not a quick game so make sure you have time to sit and play. The only downside is that the chips slide off the stands easily. This could be…