IDEAL | Rummikub Word game: Brings people together | Word Games | For 2-4 Players | Ages 7+

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In Turkey, the game is known as Okey and is widely played by families at gatherings or at local cafes.

If one person never had the required points to make a meld and the game is over, their points are added to the score of each of the other players. The person with the fewest points is the winner.Play ONLINE with millions of Rummikub players from all around the world and try to win as many points as you can to become the Rummikub Master! All tiles in play must be arranged in sets of at least three tiles. The two valid set types are called runs and groups. You can see which of your friends are online from your Facebook's friendlist and invite them to join you to play a fun classic Rummikub game. Like a very flexible Scrabble (and I mean VERY flexible), you’re using your own letters and your opponents’ letters to make new words for points. But there’s no restrictive grid or high scoring letters to worry about. Each one is worth a point, and you only score the longest word you make anyway. Final Thoughts

With a lawyer and an engineer in the house, words v numbers are often a battle we face. I love writing. My husband loves maths. But, when it comes to puzzles, we both love a good Su-Doku as much as a crossword.

Anyone who has dipped a toe into my Zatu Blogs will know that I am a Rummikubber. I love the way the age-old set collection, card game, Rummy, has been switched up into a tile laying game. Because, quite frankly, who doesn’t love tile laying games?! Players may not make their initial meld and along with that play on groups and runs during the same turn. They can play on runs and groups after the turn of making the initial meld.