- October 12, 2019
- Mattel163 Limited
Phase 10: World Tour
Platforms
About
Phase 10: World Tour is a casual card game that offers relaxed Rummy-style gameplay with stunning visuals. However, players should be prepared for frequent ads and a significant amount of grinding. While the game can be hilarious, it is not without its share of bugs, which may detract from the overall experience for some players.







- Fun game that is close to the original Phase 10 experience.
- Offers multiplayer options and games with AI, making it versatile for different play styles.
- The graphics and design are appealing, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
- The game is heavily rigged in favor of AI opponents, making it frustratingly difficult to win.
- The energy system is poorly designed, requiring 5 energy per phase and taking too long to recharge.
- Many players experience frequent crashes and issues with ads, leading to a loss of progress and energy.
monetization
1,315 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism from users, with many expressing frustration over the overwhelming number of ads that interrupt gameplay, often appearing after every round or phase. While some players initially found the ads manageable, they reported a sharp increase in frequency and length, leading to a perception of the game as a "cash grab" that forces players to either watch ads or make in-app purchases to progress. Additionally, issues with ads freezing the game and the lack of rewards for watching them have further soured the experience for many users.
“No ads, which is great, but the computers definitely play together.”
“Excellent rewards and no ads, this is my go-to game... also I cannot wait for the Halloween theme!”
“No ads, quick response time, love this game.”
“The game is unplayable without watching the ads for the wild cards.”
“It's clear that the game is designed to force you to do microtransactions in order to win.”
“This game is just a cash grab, forcing microtransactions if you want to play regularly.”