Romi Lite

Romi Lite

by Gerard Brochu

2 ratings
107 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 19, 2008
  • January 4, 2025
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About

Engage in a digital rendition of the classic Rummy Tile game. Challenge the computer opponent to form sets and runs of cards. This free version offers the core gameplay experience.

โœ“Play Rummy Tile against computer
โœ“Form groups of three or more cards
โœ“Consecutive cards of the same suit
โœ“Same number value, differing suits
โœ“Two sets of 52 cards plus wild cards
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What's New in Romi Lite

3.0.7

January 4, 2025

Minot bug fixes

User reviews

Good but two problems!

I like playing this game but it must have some kind of bug because it won't let me change the number of players or the level of expertise. Very annoying! Will delete app if a fix is not made soon.

Ruined

Gee. Thanks for ruining my favorite game. This was the very first game I got on my very first iPod Touch, and I have played it for years--and that's saying a lot for a game. It was a great game that I could play for a challenge, or set it so I didn't have to think too hard, but still enjoy. But in the last update, you ruined it. Everything I liked about it is gone, including scores. I know you think I'll just buy the full version, but I won't. I'm done.
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Horrible update

I have played this game for many years, one of my favorites...although it always had some quirky bugs. This update erased my accumulated score , is almost impossible to beat no matter how great your hand is or playing skills. Now they want you to pay an expensive premium to get more options to play. Extremely disappointed . I'm done with it:-(
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Current update is crap!

Used to be my favorite game, but after this recent update and deleting my score that I've work on for years...I'll be deleting you right away. Thank you for ruining what used to be a great game!

SLOW - PAINFULLY SLOW

Previous versions were great!!! The new one is painfully slow and I don't play it anymore... Please change back as it WAS one of my favorite games..... Ouch to the new update.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

10 issues

Game won't let users change player count or difficulty level

Bug

Accumulated scores erased after updates

Bug

Performance severely degraded after updates

Bug

Game freezes and crashes unexpectedly

Bug

Screen partially disappears requiring app restart

Bug

Tile selection fails with 'not your card' error

Bug

Unable to reset scores or start new games

Bug

Game doesn't save when receiving calls or SMS

Bug

Tiles get stuck or duplicated during moves

Bug

Sort by number button disappeared in updates

Bug
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Requested Features

11 requests

Larger, more visible tiles with zoom capability

Feature

Undo button to reverse moves

Feature

New Game/Reset button that actually works

Feature

Multiplayer mode (local or online)

Feature

Sound toggle/mute option

Feature

Customizable backgrounds and themes

Feature

High score table instead of cumulative scoring

Feature

Auto-sort tiles option

Feature

Landscape mode for better visibility

Feature

Ability to see opponent's remaining tile count

Feature

Game state preservation during interruptions

Feature

FAQ

What is Romi Lite?

Romi Lite is a free mobile application that allows you to play the Rummy Tile game against a computer opponent. It simulates the classic RummyCube, Rummikub, or Rami gameplay.

How do you play Rummy Tile in this app?

The objective is to form groups of three or more cards. These groups can be consecutive cards of the same suit or cards of the same number value but with different suits. The game uses two sets of 52 cards plus two wild cards.

Is Romi Lite free to play?

Yes, Romi Lite is a free version of the game. It is supported by advertisements, distinguishing it from the paid Romi Pro version.

What are the rules for forming card groups?

You can form groups by collecting three or more cards that are consecutive in number and of the same suit (e.g., 4, 5, 6 of Hearts). Alternatively, you can group three or more cards that share the same number but have different suits (e.g., 7 of Spades, 7 of Diamonds, 7 of Clubs).