Masters Edition Phase 10 by Fundex PHASE 10 MASTERS EDITION For players of Phase 10 who want to step up to the Master level of play. Game play developed by Kenneth Johnson, the inventor of Phase 10. Each player has a set of ten cards with the 10 phases. After a hand is dealt, the players select the phase they think they can complete. As the game progresses the phases become more challenging to complete. A unique play feature allows players to set aside one card per hand to be used for future use. These cards or card can be used to complete future phases. Contains 165 cards, instructions. Ages 8 and up.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
fun card game for 4-6 people:
This is a game that is a cross between Gin Rummy & Yatzee. It takes a fair amount of time to get a winner, you have to play about 10 rounds for that. It does invlove skill and of course, as with all card games, mostly luck. If you like this kind of game it's worth the money.
would buy again:
I love thes cards. I love that they are the same as the old cards, but have a few twists. You can skip anyone you want or that you can save a card for later or choose the phase you want to do. We have a lot of fun playing this game. It's way more strategic and causes you to think.
Love this version of Phase 10!!:
With this version of Phase 10, there are only 2 skip cards. You can save 1 card per round(which can come in quite handy). After looking at your hand, choose which phase you want to do, even if you did not complete you phase during the previous round. This version seems to go quicker than the original, and is more fun since you don't have to be stuck on the same phase over and over again.
Kickin' it up a Notch!!:
This Master version of Phase 10 takes the basic game to a new level. My family loves the original game, but the twists in this new version make the game more interesting, particularly for adults. You'd think the ability to choose which Phase to play for based on the cards dealt to you, would make it a piece of cake to complete the phase. No, no, no -- it doesn't. I'd recommend this game for anyone who likes the original Phase 10 or playing "rummy-style" card games.
