Rumis+ is the kind of game that hooks you with simple rules but keeps you engaged with its strategic depth. If you enjoy spatial puzzles and love surrounding your opponents with colorful pieces, this is a perfect fit. It's a great choice for those who already own Blokus 3D and want to expand their player count, as well as for anyone looking for an abstract duel for two players. Get your mind ready, because the fun here is geometric!
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Highlights
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Engaging spatial strategy
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Flexible: 2 or 6 players
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Quality wooden components
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Simple rules, tactical depth
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High replayability
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Might be too abstract for some
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Learning curve for optimal moves
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Hey there, board game enthusiasts! If you're into spatial and strategic challenges, Rumis+ might be just what you're looking for. Released in 2006, this title is an interesting hybrid: it functions both as a robust expansion for Blokus 3D, allowing for games with up to six players, and as a complete standalone game for two. In other words, flexibility is the name of the game here. This edition includes six new boards and brand new pieces in orange and purple, adding more depth and strategic options to your sessions. Keeping the 2006 graphic style, the pieces in this version, from the Swiss publisher, are made of wood, but are the same size as the plastic US edition from Educational Insights. This ensures smooth compatibility if you already own Blokus 3D and want to expand the experience, or simply a more premium feel if this is your first foray into the Rumis universe. At the heart of the game is the enclosure mechanic, where the goal is to position your three-dimensional pieces to dominate the board, surrounding and isolating your opponents' spaces. It's a spatial puzzle that requires foresight and good planning for each move. Ready to surround your friends (in a good way, of course)?
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2–6 players
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businessPublisherMurmel Spielwerkstatt und Verlag AG
editDesignerStefan Kögl
paletteArtistStefan Kögl
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How many players can participate in a game of Rumis+? expand_more
Rumis+ is super flexible! It can be played by 2 players as a standalone game, or by up to 6 players when used as an expansion for Blokus 3D.
What is the average game duration? expand_more
A game of Rumis+ usually lasts between 30 to 45 minutes. It's an ideal time for a quick strategy session that still makes you think a lot!
Do I need the Blokus 3D base game to play Rumis+? expand_more
Not necessarily! Rumis+ works as a complete 2-player game on its own. However, if you want to play with 3 to 6 people, then you will need Blokus 3D to use Rumis+ as an expansion.
What are the main components of the game? expand_more
The game comes with six new boards and wooden blocks in orange and purple. The pieces are three-dimensional and identical in size to those in the plastic US edition of Blokus 3D.
Is Rumis+ a complex game? expand_more
The complexity of Rumis+ is considered medium (BGG weight of 2.2/5). The rules are easy to learn, but mastering the strategy of piece placement and area enclosure requires a bit more practice and spatial vision.
Who is this game recommended for? expand_more
It's highly recommended for fans of abstract strategy games, spatial puzzles, and for those who already enjoy Blokus and want to expand their player options. If you like a good mental challenge without relying on luck, you'll love it!