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Mystery Rummy series

The Mystery Rummy series consists of variants of the traditional card game Rummy designed by Mike Fitzgerald. All of the games in the series share themes based upon infamous or mysterious characters, events or stories.

The games






1998 Mystery Rummy: Jack the Ripper 2-4 players; figure out who Jack is before he escapses
1999 Mystery Rummy: Murders in the Rue Morgue 2-4 players; adds the "Feed the Orangutan" mechanic
2001 Mystery Rummy: Jekyll & Hyde 2 players; suits are designated J, H, or J/H for Jekyll, Hyde, or both respectively
2003 Mystery Rummy: Al Capone and the Chicago Underworld 2-4 players; new rules make it possible to try for complete meld set bonuses
2009 Bonnie and Clyde 2-4 players; adds a location track with bonuses to melding at the current location

Related games



While not officially branded as being part of the Mystery Rummy series, these games are often considered part of the set due to the fact that they fit the theme and Rummy based rules of the others and were also designed by Mike Fitzgerald (with Richard Borg in the case of Wyatt Earp).

2001 Wyatt Earp 2-4 players; capture outlaws (by making melds) for cash rewards
2003 History's Mysteries Card Game 2-6 players; Decide if unsolved mysteries are fact or fiction, decided by most melds

See also: Mystery Rummy – A Discussion

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