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Tomy Rummikub Game from: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account List Price: £14.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £14.97 You Save: £0.02 ( 0%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Toy Brand: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account EAN: 5011666071339 Label: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account Manufacturer: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account Manufacturer Minimum Age: 96 months Model: 7133 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account Release Date: January 01, 2004 Studio: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account Sales Rank: 75 MPN: 7133 Accessories:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Tomy - Rummikub Game. The original classic Rummikub, One of the worlds most compulsive games for all the family, In this quick-witted numbers game of tile manipulation, players challenge each other to build 'runs' or 'groups' of numbers to achieve the highest score. 2 - 4 players 8 Years + Amazon.co.uk Review: With rules similar to gin rummy, Rummikub is a classic tile game that's guaranteed to get at least a million kid-hours of use in any family. Players take 14 numbered tiles and try to get rid of them as fast as possible by creating runs (for example, 7-8-9) and sets (7-7-7). The most fun aspect of the game--and the part that's best for creative strategic thinking--is that you can pilfer from and rearrange the efforts of other players in your attempts to part company with more tiles. --Richard Farr Customer Reviews
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 Rating: - Modern classicThere are thousands of new games every year. Most of them disappear without a trace. Some acquire a devoted but small following. Just a few become classics. Rummikub is one these. Invented in Romania in 1940, Rummikub is essentially a tile version of the traditional card game Rummy. It didn't really make it internationally until the 1970s, but by 1980 it had won a string of awards and established itself as a great family game. Basically, it's about creating sets of three or more in a row of tiles either in runs of the same colour (1-2-3-4 etc), or the same number but in different colours. The winner is the person who gets rid of all their tiles first. The clever bit is that you can rearrange the tiles already on the ... Read More: Rating: - alternative to computer games...I just bought this for 11 year old twin boys who would normally always prefer the computer or video games ...but they think this is really good and are even willing to get ready for bed early so they can play. What more could you ask for? Rating: - An excellent family gameRummikub is a great family game, and although there are numbers on the tiles it's not about sums, it's about making and manipulating number sequences. You are trying to get rid of your tiles, but you can only lay them on the table in certain combinations. The twist is that you can borrow tiles from sequences that are already on the table so as the game progresses the possibilities get more and more complicated. The rules are simple but kids under 10 might need a grown-up to help them spot some of the more tricky manipulations - watch out though because once your kids have got the hang of it, they will beat you!! A highly absorbing game for all ages. Rating: - Still playing after 16 yearsI was introduced to this game when I moved to Holland 16 years ago and is still enjoyable. I agree with all the other reviews. It is a great game for the entire family. I introduced my own family and friends to Rummikub and they have even bought their own sets. Whenever we get together it's the first game that gets pulled out. Rating: - Brilliantly simple, simply brilliantMy daughter started playing this when she was 6 and a year later she is now learning the finer points of the game. She enjoys it just as much as her grandfather does. A great, non-gimmicky game. |
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