Phase Ten Card game 1.2.1

Phase Ten is a strategic card game that has been adapted for 2024, inviting players to enjoy it with friends and family. It is particularly appealing to fans of solitaire and phase-based games.

Inspired by a variant of Rummy known as Liverpool Rummy, Phase Ten belongs to the family of contract Rummy games. If you appreciate Uno, Solitaire, Rummy, Skip Cards, or other card party games, you are likely to find Phase Ten equally engaging.

Success in the game requires skill and strategy. Players compete to be the first to complete all ten phases, with the tiebreaker awarded to the player with the lowest score.

• Fun card party suitable for all age groups
• Daily free bonuses
• Advanced AI with multiple difficulty levels
• A visually appealing phase game
• Support for up to 4 players
• Fast-paced and enjoyable gameplay

How to Play:

Each player holds ten cards face down in hand. The remaining deck in the center forms the draw pile, with the top card turned over to start the discard pile.

In the first round, all players aim to complete Phase 1 by:

• Drawing a card from either the draw pile or discard pile
• Laying down their completed current phase (if possible)
• Meeting other players who have laid down their own phases in that round
• Placing a card on the discard pile

Completing Phases:

• Phases must be completed in order from 1 to 10.
• A player must hold all cards needed for a phase before laying it down.
• A player may lay down more than the minimum required cards for a phase if they can add them directly to existing cards already laid down for that phase.
• Only one phase can be completed per round. If unsuccessful, players must attempt the same phase in the following round.

If a player has cards for the required phase but does not wish to lay it down, they must still discard a card at the end of their turn.

Ending a Round:

Once a player has laid down their phase and discarded their last card, that round concludes. Players then count the total value of their remaining cards (the goal being to have as few as possible) using the following scoring system:

• Five points (5) for each card valued 1-9
• Ten points (10) for each card valued 10-12
• Fifteen points (15) for each Skip card
• Twenty-five points (25) for each Wild card

The objective is to achieve the lowest score by the end of the game.

The Game Conclusion:

Once a player has completed Phase 10 and another player has gone out, a final scoring round is conducted. The person with the lowest overall score wins.

You now understand the basics of Phase Ten! Explore various strategies to reach your lowest possible score while enjoying the experience.

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