The Numbers Strategy Game that s never the same! The fast-paced game of tile manipulation that challenges each player s wit against the other. The object of the game is to be the first player to go Rummikub by using all tiles in Runs or Groups and accumulating the highest score. One of the world s most compulsive family games, like all the best it s easy to learn and a challenge to master! An opportunity for parents and older children to bond and improve co-ordination and mathematics skills. You can t beat this game for playability and value for money. I thoroughly recommend it - Managing Director

#Rummikub (2009-06-13) Rummikub Tile GameMy granchildren ages 7 to 15 love this, better than the rummy card game. It also helps the younger ones with adding up. Its a little slow to begin with but once we all get a sum of 30 the game takes off.

#Rummikub (2009-06-08) We were introduced to Rummikub last Christmas. Took us a while to decide whether to purchase or not - so glad we did!! An excellent family game. We all play at least once a day - very addictive! I was constantly surprised at the different combinations which could appear - play it and see. You ll not be disappointed.

#Rummikub (2009-06-03) excellent fun playing this game. Would recommend for any family or group of friends, or just yourself and a friend. Quite addictive!

#wonderful game for a 10year old (2009-05-31) I bought this game for my grandson. I already have one which he enjoyed playing as he loves maths. He played against his father and won so it made his day

#Love Rummicub (2009-05-16) We discovered this game on a cruise and enjoyed it so much that we purchased it through Amazon when we returned home. Since then have played it with my grand-daughter (10) who loved it and was very quick to pick it up. Brilliant game for up to four players but greatly enjoyed by two.

A well-loved classic game of nerve and chance, Pop-Up Pirate is barrels of explosive fun.To set the game up, there is a small amount of assembly to be done, with stickers to carefully stick on to decorate the barrel and base.Press the pirate down and he locks into the barrel in such a way that he will be popped up randomly when a sword is pushed in--and nobody knows which sword will be the one!Players select a set of swords of their favourite colour and take it in turns to choose a slot, hoping that they won t be the one to make the pirate pop up with a start. Once the pirate has been popped, the remaining players take out their swords and start to play again until only the winner is left. Every time you push the pirate back into the barrel, the hole which will make the him pop up changes, making Pop-Up Pirate a tense and exciting game in which you never know who is going to be the one to launch the pirate into space. --Rachel Ediss2 to 4 players.

#Pop Up Pirate (2009-06-22) Bought for my grandchildren (2 and 3 yrs old), much fun had by all who play, never fails to make me jump when the pirate pops out!

#my 3 year old loves it (2009-04-15) got this for xmas for my then 2 1/2 year old as a new game the family could play with her. she loved it then and still loves it now. really one of the best toys i have ever bought. she plays by herself with it and asks us to have a game with her all the time. i know its suggested for older children due to small bits but i think older kids would get bored of this quite quickly.

#Good fun even for grown ups! (2009-04-05) We found this game to be fun and good value for money. Although everyone who helped play the game was over 18 and drinking. This made a novel and amusing alternative to the traditional game plan. However, when the pirate did pop due to its unforseen flight path, drinks very often got knocked over!

#Pop up pirate (2009-02-12) I bought this item because it had great reviews already. Here s another one. It s loads of fun for all ages, and my three year old loves it. There are lots of screams and laughs when playing it.

#Good fun for a little one (2009-02-09) This is a nice fun game for a little one. Our 3 year old boy really loved it over Christmas. Much better than Buckaroo. The only disappointment is that the barrel is rather lightweight and you have to hold it as you put the sword in. Otherwise a big hit.

All the skill and family fun of Rummikub presented in a compact travel case.

#excellent game (2009-06-17) easy to learn and hours of entertainment. We ve been playing this for years as a family and it s always popular. I was bought the word version for my birthday to go with it, but it s a very different mental game and we keep sneaking back to the numbers version. Now bought the travel version for holidays. It s sturdy and a cleverly designed, compact version of the larger game. All it lacks (as does the big game) is a small durable bag to keep the letters in. My sewing machine is calling. . . problem solved.

#one happy grandpa (2009-04-14) WE HAVE SPENT HOURS OF FUN WITH THE GRANDCHILDREN ,AND FRIENDS FIND IT VERY INTERESTING GAME TO PLAY . WE ARE HOOKED .

#Rummikub Travel Game (2009-03-28) Wonderful Game - very educational. I purchased this for my grandaughters who are age 10 and 13. It is very easy to learn the rules and the adults have also become hooked on playing it. The younger child is absolutely brilliant in sorting out her moves. I had heard of this game some time ago - it is based on the card game rummy to an extent - but I could not find the travel version in any of the shops that I tried. Therefore I was amazed to find it on Amazon. Brilliant game and thoroughly recommend buying it.

#travel rummikub....great fun, an ideal family game (2009-02-28) Have played the non travel game of rummikub, but now i can use it when traveling, still a great game

#Rummikub (2009-02-08) Brilliant game, can be played by all ages from 8 to 100. The travel version can be packed easily in your suitcase. All my friends play Rummikum (can be addictive)

Bath time is never boring with Octopals. This interactive, floating bath island toy is great for toddlers who want to have fun in the tub and learn something too. Features a mummy octopus that acts as a sieve and pouring cup, and her 8 little babies that

#Great Fun (2009-06-26) I bought this item even before my baby was born based on the reviews and the pictures. from the moment my daughter started to recognise objects she simply loved these baby octopus,and she always has to have at least one with her, either to play in the bath or when going to sleep. They dry very well, and after 16months of use, they are still impeccable. The only slight picky criticism is that they don t stick very well to the walls. But overall, very sweet and fun toy!

#Good Fun (2009-05-26) My 15 month old loves these. He s not really bothered about the tray but loves to throw the octopals across the bathroom. . . . I stick them all down the side of the bath and he loves to bash them off. I d definitely recommend these.

#fantastic fun! (2009-04-28) My daughter loves these and at 10 months is kept busy just chasing them round the bath and pulling them off the tiles when they are stuck on! The central orange chappy can be used as a kind of shower which she absolutely loves but she isnt overly impressed with being squirted but loves doing the squirting!As per previous posts make sure that they are empty at the end of play time to prevent mould build up (same as all bath toys really).

#Fabulous toy... (2008-10-13) . . . but not if you live in a hard water area. My daughter loved these after they were given as a present. However, despite trying really hard to get all of the water out after every use, and storing them so they could drain, they gradually turned black with limescale and mildew, and even squirted out little black bits. We ve sadly had to throw them out as we simply could not get them clean.

#Fun but don t let the water stay in them when not using! (2008-05-30) OK like many of these bath toys they are good fun and can keep you playing in the bath with the kid(s) for ages. But a note of caution!When finished playing with them in the water make sure you empty out the water from these things. As over time mould will build up inside of them and you see little dark spots inside. If the child puts them to their mouths and squirts of sucks from them like most will do then these mould spots will be swallowed. They also will appear in the bath water as I have discovered.