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The “ why bother” is to Bubble Pop AND the reviewer…why bother writing a review if Bubble Pop doesn’t care enough to respond to it and why bother,Bubble Pop, to offer a chance for a reviewer to try to make the game better if you don’t care about their opinion anyway and why do I bother to suggest that these reviews, that I sometimes agree with, are a waste of space….who ever invented the Mexican Train is a great game maker, but it’s too bad that Bubble Pop itself is not a good promotor of the game…just sayin’.
I love the setup, the colors and the game that I can play by myself. I was glad to be able to enjoy it at home and glad I won the majority of the games. I hate the fact that after a few months of playing that it started playing out of turn like I have a play and it’s my turn but before I can get my tile there another player plays and I lose my turn , the other players take another turn and I lost two hands and end loose the game. I play as fast as the computer does and I know what you are doing is called cheating and not correcting the errors in your product. I love this version and have played this group for several years but what is going on. I deleted for a few months but I enjoy it and started again and is still cheating It has been years and still the same. Please fix the problem or I’ll never play it again. Thanks
This is an awesome game! Less boring & more challenging than typical dominoes. Developer could improve it by making a shorter version (maybe 4-5 rounds) for when you didn’t have time for a full 10 rounds. Both would be good. Also, some of the nuances that make the game so challenging (and exciting) could be spelled out more clearly in a brief “guide”. For example, I played several games before realizing that I could tap a domino to reverse its orientation. Or when you play a double and don’t have that number to advance your train, you can play on the community train or another person’s open train
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Le train mexicain est un jeu de dominos: il faut jouer tous les dominos de sa main sur une ou plusieurs chaînes en partant de la station de départ.
In-App Purchases (5)
| Name | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Tickets | $1.99 | One-time |
| 14 Tickets | $4.99 | One-time |
| 29 Tickets | $9.99 | One-time |
| 59 Tickets | $19.99 | One-time |
| 90 Tickets | $29.99 | One-time |