If you’ve formed a phase and have the applicable cards, you can hit your own phases or those of your opponents.If possible, form the cards of your first phase.You draw one card from the deck or the topmost card from the graveyard.Each turn comprises the following moves:.You play the first turn against 2 computer players.You can hit both your own phase and those of your opponents.You can only hit phases when you’ve formed your own.You cannot add anything before a 1 or after a 12.

In a run comprising 7, 8, 9, and 10, you can only add a 6 or an 11.

The number must come before the smallest number of a set or after the highest number of a set.

To hit a run, place a number on either end.

To hit a set, simply add a number to a set made of identical numbers.

This involves putting a card next to a set or a run.

You can discard additional cards by hitting an already formed phase.

Phase 3: 1 set of 4 cards and 1 run of 4 cards.

Phase 2: 1 set of 3 cards and 1 run of 3 cards.

The number of each set or run goes up with each phase.

A run is a group of numbers that go in order.

A set is a group of cards with the same number.

In each phase, you must complete groups of cards called sets and runs:.

Unlike the tabletop version of this game, this version of Phase 10 only has 3 phases.

The first player to lose all their cards in the round proceeds to the next phase, while players who haven’t completed their phase must finish theirs in the next round.

A phase comprises two groups of cards you must complete.

It ends when a player loses all their cards in a round.

A round is the period where a player tries to discard all their cards.

The game is divided into rounds and phases.

Each phase ends when one of the players loses cards.

If more than one player finishes all 3 phases at the same time, the player with the lowest score wins.

Finish all 3 phases before the other players.

Above it, to the left, is the card graveyard and the card deck.

The available cards on your hand occupy the bottom rom.

On the bottom right corner is the play tutorial button.

On the top right corner is the settings button.

On the top left corner is the pause button.

Tap and swipe the cards with your fingers to move them around.

With your mouse, left click and drag to move the cards around.

Your web browser will automatically save your game progress.

You can revisit the tutorial any time you’re stuck.

A tutorial will play when you first load the game.

Select the music and sound buttons to toggle the game’s audio.

Select the flag button to change the game’s language.

Select Play Demo on the welcome screen to begin.

Be the first to reach Phase 3 and lose all the cards in your hand to win.

Phase ten score card