- Price$3.99
- CategoryGames
- SubgenreBoard
- First releasedJune 11, 2010
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerAlwin Troost .nl
- Bundle IDnl.alwintroost.touchrummyhd
RequirementsCompatible with iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueTouch Rummy HD is a tile Rummy game. Touch Rummy is fun, sometimes difficult, but always entertaining.
Play against your device or against other players using a bluetooth or wi-fi connection.
Other features include: - In 3D and animating, see exactly what you're doing. - Customizable, change the board, table, tiles and rack - Keep score, easy insight into the last 10, the 5 best and worst and overall statistics - Resumable, just have 30 seconds ? Start Touch Rummy, do one move and continue later - Restrict yourself to a maximum time per turn - Play against others on an iPod, iPhone or iPad.
Chart History
Ratings Over Time
sampled from 3 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 6, 2011 | 2.2.1 | — | 90 | $3.99 |
| April 15, 2012 | — | — | 194 | $3.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25The graphics are good, and the app used to be good before the last update. Since the update, the computer holds onto tiles and puts 10+ down at once almost every game. I want to play for fun, not be cheated almost every game.
Me and wife play each other every day now we no longer can because of the last up date go back to where it was or up date again. The 5 stare was base the it work a week ago
Really enjoy the game. Only thing I find unusual is that the computer doesn't win as much as other games of this type.
Needs updating for 2 player- crashes occasionally. Have been playing this for years. Well designed
In the description of this app it says that you can play against other players using a Bluetooth connection. What it doesn't mention is that in order to do this you have to pay for each device. So I payed the $3.99 for the iPad app. Then when trying to have the three of us play, it required that each iPhone pay $2.99 PER phone. This should have been disclosed in either the description of the app . It was not disclosed on the website either. Total RIP OFF.
Only problem I found was the rules were different from Rummikub. I thought you had to replace the wild card in a run with the number it was representing. I also thought you could use use the wild card in your lay down. It is very hard to beat but a lot of fun to play. It can become very addictive. Great game but computer could move a little slower so I could follow what it is doing. Maybe ability to set that speed to what you want, slow or fast. Love it!!
The computer can open after the deal 70 percent of the time. It’s frustrating to always start out behind. When the computer can’t meld first time, it rarely goes more the 5 turns before it can open. I just finished a game that I had 6 doubles and computer had none. I kept track of all of computers play. This is getting more lopsided than ever before. I used to love playing this, but it's getting more uneven than ever. I may give it up and not recommend it to friends anymore. Looking at other reviews, there aren't any new ones. Hmmmm, could it be it's not as great as it could be. Very frustrating☹️
I love this game and have been playing it for several years. But.....I think the computer figures out when you are getting better at the game and makes it far more difficult to win. I was winning over 62% of the time and now suddenly it’s almost impossible to win at all. The computer can, of course, see every possible move to make involving switching multiple cards on the table in one play. I have discovered that now that I can make 3 or 4 switches in one play and was winning a good bit of the time, the game has now started making 5, 6 or even 7 or more switches in a play, more than a human player can likely figure out. Is it possible to set a degree of difficulty in the game to feel that one has a fighting chance?
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.