3D RummiCube

Play tiles in the X direction, the Y direction, or even stack them in the Z direction. 3D RummiCube looks like it should be easier to play – but is it? The myriad of option makes it easier to find places to add tiles, but then you don't want to miss any opportunities that your opponents will pounce on. The tiles are designed to nest gently in the X and Y directions, and they have little feet that makes it easy to stack them neatly in the Z direction. As a bonus, the tile racks nest together to make a tidy pair of cases for storing the tiles. The two cases then clip together to form one handy carrying kit. Note that printing the tiles requires an AMS filament swap, but only for the first two layers so the volume of poop is quite minimal. Print four of the tile plates (with the number layers set to different filament colors) to get a complete numbered set of 104 tiles. Note that you only need to print the two joker tiles once. 1-D Game PlayThis is just uses the standard Rummikub rule