Very easy to learn, nice for company, doesn't require much thinking and easy to carry. Also affordable.

The classic game Phase 10, for those who haven't played it, is easy to understand the rules and even has a card with the ten phases so that players don't get confused.

It's an awesome game that you can take anywhere. Ideally, it's for 4 people but it can be played just fine with fewer. I have also downloaded it on my phone to pass the time, with more difficult challenges.

The only negative thing is that it has a paper deck instead of a plastic one.

Pleasant game for a group of 3 or more people. Maybe a little boring for 2. The game lasts about 2 hours, which I wouldn't consider a negative.

Very good game, you don't get bored easily because it becomes more competitive every time! Of course, we made a variation maybe because of that, we made the game more difficult, that is, from the 7th level onwards, we don't even put or stick the stars, and it's more interesting that way!

Phase 10! And who hasn't played it! One of the introductory games that they will introduce you to in a place like a café or playhouse to pass the time pleasantly

When you are a few people, it's not as fun because it ends quickly. We, who played with 6 people, took 2 hours to reach the 10th phase

When I first played it, I snubbed it, but after playing 2-3 rounds, it started to be quite entertaining.

Its rules are easy and you don't need much thinking to win the round or the game.

The only thing I would like is for the cards to be plastic so that they don't easily get damaged by sweat from hands. But this can be solved by getting sleeves.

Fun, easy, great for groups or just two people.
Initially, the more people play, the longer the game will last and the more fun you will have. The rules are simple and you can take it anywhere because it consists of just a deck of cards! One piece of paper, a pencil for keeping score, and you're ready to go!

Clearly worth its money, simple and fun. Maybe 10 rounds are too many, we play 5-7 (4 people).

It is a game that I happened to play with some students and since then I got hooked and bought my own. It's not like Uno, suspense, etc., that's why I like it. I never get bored of it. It doesn't tell you how to play, so if you haven't played it before, you have to search on Google how to play it or ask someone who knows. Also, it can be played in different ways. I know someone who plays it differently, I would say more competitively. I prefer the non-competitive way.

The game is very entertaining. We played with various groups. The rules are simple as you just note what you need to do in each phase and try to move on to the next by completing that phase. The more people you play with, the more interesting it becomes because everyone is trying to advance. It's exciting to see who will finish the 10th phase first

A very nice tabletop game if you don't want to play traditional cards or tic-tac-toe, etc. It's fun and definitely worth its money!

By far the best thing to get for a 4-player game. It's good with 2 as well, but with 4, you'll simply get stuck