Romi Lite vs Rummois

Romi lets you play Rummy Tile (RummyCube, Rummikub, Rami) games against the computer. Romi is played with two sets of 52 cards and with two wild cards. The purpose of this game is to form groups of three or more cards, which contain either consecutive cards of the same suit or cards of the same number value but of differing suits. Romi Lite is a free version (with advertisements) of the Romi Pro version.

Tile rummy. Your house rules. The game you know, with the rules you choose. Rummois brings tile rummy to a clear, tactile table, with computer opponents and custom rules that feel familiar. PLAY BY YOUR HOUSE RULES Start with Classic or create your own custom game. Choose your opening target, whether one set or several can reach it, how existing table tiles may be used, and how jokers work. Save two named rule sets to play your way again. SEE WHAT THE RULES CHANGE Explore rules and strategy through tile examples. Compare your options and see how each choice affects the table. CHOOSE YOUR CHALLENGE Play against computer opponents at Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced or Expert difficulty. Choose a table with two, three or four players, including you. Difficulty is your choice and does not change automatically. LESS FIDDLING. MORE PLAYING. Sort your rack by suit or number, or arrange it yourself. Select and move tiles together. Organise your rack while computer opponents play, and follow tile movements across the table. Beginner and Intermediate opponents, two- and three-player tables, and custom house rules are included. A one-time Premium purchase unlocks Advanced and Expert opponents and four-player tables. No subscription. Rummois is a single-player game against computer opponents; it does not include online multiplayer.