Rummikub Six Player Edition - The Classic Rummy Tile Game - More Tiles and More Players for More Fun! by Pressman , Blue

Rummikub has quickly become one of my favorite games to play—both with my grandkids and my friends. It’s the perfect mix of strategy and luck, and it keeps everyone engaged from start to finish. I love how easy it is to learn, but it still offers a fun challenge every time we play.My grandkids get so excited to make their moves, and it’s been a great way to spend quality time together without screens. When I play with my friends, it turns into a fun, competitive (but friendly!) game night. The tiles are sturdy, the colors are clear, and the racks make it easy to stay organized.If you’re looking for a game that brings generations together, this is it!

My family plays Rumycube and our original game could only accommodate 4 players. Now we can play with 6! The other nice feature is the board that holds the tiles....wow..no more having to put the feet on the stand...So much nicer. Glad I upgraded...

Love this game / have purchased this for several friends and family. Get one today!! Classic is for 6 players - I would suggest buy buying the set for 8 players to give you more options

Great game! I love that I can play with more people with this enlarged edition! Definitely take out the necessary tiles when only playing with four though, unless you want an insanely long game.

We had the four player one and needed a six player one. This game requires some thought but it's fun to see when someone blows a move. Game keeps moving, people always like playing when they come over. And I have a lot of games to choose from!!

This has become our favorite game to play with the family. This version allows for more players than the other version.

Definitely for thinking/strategizing people. Also dependent on the luck of the draw, and ever changeable. If players get enough "good" tiles to keep the play going, it's a very fun game. If not, it can be boring.You're playing rummy with the equivalent of 3 decks of cards. All players place runs or sets on a shared tableau (runs must follow suit, sets can be 3 or 4 of different suits). Any player can place a new run/set, add to any existing run/set, and rearrange tiles to form a new run/set (as long as when the turn is over the tableau is legal).Example: Player 1 places a set of three 7's. Player 2 places the fourth 7. Player 3 steals a 7 to match their 8 & 9 and creates a run.

Needed the 6 person for more people. Only need 2 min. So fun!