Mattel Phase 10 card game

Phase 10 is one of the world's most popular card games, based on a variation of rummy. It was originally invented in 1982 by Kenneth Johnson in the United States and was initially published by Fundex Games. The game quickly gained popularity for its unique mechanic of requiring players to complete ten specific phases in order to win.

In 2010, the rights to Phase 10 were acquired by Mattel, a global leader in the toy and game industry. Since then, Mattel has expanded the brand globally, introducing various editions and digital versions. While the brand remains rooted in American design, manufacturing is primarily centralized in China and other large-scale production hubs to meet global demand, a standard practice for Mattel’s extensive catalog of board and card games.