Jeu de cartes Phase 10 Flip multicolore MATTEL

This game sucks!! I wasn't particularly a fan of the original, but they definitely managed to make it worse. WOW!!

The phase instruction cards are laid out in a confusing way 😕. The phases themselves are too easy. 2 sets of 2 cards??? LOVE UNO FLIP but Phase 10 Flip was a no go for my family. Ages 8-40

We bought this game because we are huge into phase 10 and Uno. So seeing this new variant we HAD to buy it. We normally spend 2-3 hours at a time playing these card games so we were worried this game was going to take even longer. That was until we realize that having all wilds on the back side was the easy way out and made it to where you didn’t have to do your phase. As soon as we flipped EVERYONE got their phase and the round was over. Not only was this a 20-30 min game but also we all had less than 50 points by the end of the 10 phases. Also the fact that there are WAY easier phases (run of 2 same color and set of 2) is very upsetting and I will probably gift it to someone else. If you’re the makers of this game, please consider an option where you flip with colors on the backside.

Other than that cards are great quality and I just don’t like the game play. Definitely intended for newbies to the game.

We had so much fun playing this. We usually play the original, have played it every friday for years, at one point we made our own phases. This version gave us a whole new night of laughter. It was harder than the original to explain the rules when getting started but it was easy to figure out. Cant wait to play with a few more people and see what its like.

I just purchased this and was extremely disappointed in the quality of the cards. They are very thin and cheap. They will not hold up and makes it difficult to shuffle and pass out. Was bummed as we love the original game and didn't think this one was as challenging. It is fun for something different but won't be in my regular routine game line-up. They remind me of something you would purchase at a dollar store.

Phase 10 flip is a fun twist on the classic Phase 10 card game, adding a double-sided deck that brings fresh strategy and excitement. Players must complete phases on both the light and dark sides of the deck, flipping between them based on special flip cards. This adds more unpredictability and complexity to the game, making it more engaging for seasoned players. The game still follows the basic Phase 10 structure of completing phases before your opponents, but the flipping mechanic adds an extra layer of strategy, which keeps the gameplay dynamic.

If you love Phase 10 but want something with a bit more variety and challenge, Phase 10 flip is a great choice. However, the added complexity may make it slightly longer and more challenging for beginners.

The premise of this game is to create sets of numbers or color runs based on your current phase. There are 10 phases, and each phase has a different requirement, getting harder as the game progresses. In Phase 10 Flip, some of the cards have a flip symbol. When you discard a flip symbol card, you flip over the draw pile, the discard pile, and the cards in your hand. On the other side are numbered cards with multiple colors (the wildcard side.) These cards can be any color you want them to be for that particular number. The wildcard side makes it much easier to create your phase and also add to phases already laid out. In addition, there are star cards which can be any number you want. It should be noted that the number/star on one side of the card is NOT the same as the number/star on the opposite side of the card.

Before acquiring Phase 10 Flip, I had never played a card game similar to this. I tried it out with my 10 yo and 7 yo boys. My 10 yo loved the game right away. He caught on quickly, even helping me at times! My 7 yo struggled throughout the whole first game. He had a hard time understanding the different phases (particularly the cards needed to create a set of numbers vs a color run) and even just sorting his hand and deciding what card to discard. Even with some help, he lost patience and interest very quickly. Now I play with just my 10 yo son. We know what we’re doing, so it’s a lot of fun for the two of us. We intentionally lay cards to flip the deck to our advantage or to our opponent’s disadvantage.

I really like the short amount of time it takes to complete a phase. Oftentimes I find that we only have about 10-15 min to play a game. A game like this is perfect because we can play a few phases and take a break. As long as we remember our scores and which phases we are on, we can come back and finish it later.

I disagree with the recommended age, listed for ages 7+. It should be at least age 8 or higher. My 7 yo struggled to understand the rules. Even though he did ok with some help, he was so frustrated by the end of one game, that he hasn’t wanted to play again. In contrast, my 10 yo picked up on the rules quickly and has had lots of fun playing it.

Overall, it’s a great game once you understand the rules and know what you’re doing. I recommend it for anyone who likes to play card games, older kids and/or adults, or those who might only have time for shorter games.

I love the original Phase 10 so I was very eager to play Phase 10 Flip Card Game. I began by playing with my husband and at first I was really frustrated but once I caught on it was actually really fun. It is a game that keeps you engaged, and challenged. My biggest frustration was with the cards that list the phases because they are coded and not written out like the original game and it took me a minute to understand how play continued once the cards were flipped but once we figured it out it was great. We had our 14y daughter join the fun and she really enjoyed playing too. Definitely recommend if your looking for a twist and a great family time together.