Phase 10 Rummy-Style Card Game with 108 Cards, Accessible Symbols and Travel Tin in Three Styles
A rummy-style card game turns sets, runs and color groups into ten sequential challenges for two to six players. Mattel Games Phase 10 Classic includes 108 cards, instructions and a decorative travel tin, giving families a portable game for ages seven and up.
Players work on one required phase per hand, advancing only after completing that phase while anyone who falls short tries again in the next deal. Challenges include matching sets, numbered runs and cards of one color, while Wild and Skip cards can shift a round. Graphic symbols identify colors without relying on color vision alone. Three styles appear under this listing: Phase 10, Phase 10 Masters and Phase 10 Tiles. Contents and rules vary by style, so select Phase 10 for the 108-card classic game described here and confirm the package before ordering. The manual game needs no batteries. Keep the deck dry, review the ten phases before play and return all 108 cards with the instructions to the tin. Colors and decorations may vary.
Specifications
- Brand: Mattel Games
- Detailed game: Phase 10 Classic
- Game type: Rummy-style phase card game
- Players: 2 to 6
- Recommended age: 7 years and up
- Cards: 108
- Included: Instructions
- Included: Decorative travel tin
- Phases: 10 sequential challenges
- Challenge types: Sets runs and same-color groups
- Special card: Wild
- Special card: Skip
- Accessibility: Graphic color-identification symbols
- Style: Phase 10
- Style: Phase 10 Masters
- Style: Phase 10 Tiles
- Operation: Manual
- Batteries: Not required
- Model year: 2020
- Model: GKD74
- Selection: Contents and rules vary by style
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can play classic Phase 10?
The classic card game supports two to six players ages seven and up.
What comes in the classic tin?
It contains 108 cards and instructions in a decorative storage tin.
How do players advance?
Complete the required phase for the current hand to move to the next challenge.
Are Masters and Tiles the same game?
No. Contents and rules differ, so select Phase 10 for this classic description.