gameplay for the grown-up Numble enthusiast
It's been quite a few months since our last game at the Tea Lounge, where we introduced Donna to the game.
posted by shy blossom at 3:46 PM
Numble gives everyone the chance to be their most intelligent selves.
I came across my first Numble Cross-Numbers Game at a yard sale for $1. Being a game nut, I picked it up. After the very first game that I played with my friend Rose, she was obsessed with it. I eventually gave it to her for Christmas.
Flash forward a few years later, and we're on my sunporch with our calculators smoking and the points raking up. She promises to make a table with our score histories.
Why don't more people play this game? I'm hoping you're out there.
The Numble Cross-Numbers Game was published by Selchow & Righter, 1968-ish.
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Hi! I LOVED numble wehn I was a kid, and am making gameboards for christmas gifts this year. It's very hard to find info on this game online, and I don't have a copy of it. Can you tell me how many tiles of each number 0-9 (and blanks) are included in the original game? With that info, I've got what I need!
Thx. elizabrink@cox.net
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