Players: 2 to 6
Ages: 8 and up
Play Time: 40 minutes
Designer: Kenneth Johnson
Game Type: Card Drawing, Set Building
Release Year: 1982
Manufacturer: Mattel
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Submited By: nate grove on 12/05/2006
My family and I have been playing “Phase 10” for years and continue to do so because it is an ideal blend of luck and strategy in a card game. Getting hung up on phases while the rest of your opponents advance can be a tad frustrating, but laying your phase down first and catching all else with a handful of points counting against them does more than make up for the hard times.
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Submited By: Cheryl Khan on 05/18/2006
This is a really awesome game to play either 1-on-1 or with a group. The numbers on the cards, as well as the cards themselves, are large and easy to read (which is also great if you're playing with older people or have vision problems like me). The rules of the game take a little while to get the hang of, but the object of the game and how-to-play are pretty straight forward; you even have a card that tells you what you need to make on each hand. Playing (depending on how many players there are) takes a little while; however, you don't notice it because you're so intent on trying to get out and rush to beat the other person. It's easy to understand how to play after a few hands and it's great to play with kids (no younger than 8) and adults. I highly recommend this game to anyone who wants to have fun playing a game where there is no tedious setup and cleanup like board game.
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