| Designers | Molly Johnson Robert Melvin Shawn Stankewich |
| Publisher | Alderac Entertainment Group |
| Players | 1-5 |
| Playing Time | 15-30 mins |
| Suggested Age | 10 and up |
TEN™ is an exciting push-your-luck and auction game for the whole family! Players draw cards one-at-a-time, trying to add as many as they can without exceeding a total value of TEN, or they bust!
Players may push their luck to draw more cards and use currency to buy additional cards in their attempt to build the longest number sequence in each color. When valuable wildcards emerge from the deck, players compete in auctions to obtain them in order to fill gaps in their sequences!
Contents:
asy to teach.
The numbers card climbing up basically plays like Blackjack, which can be dull after a while, but the currency cards deducting from your sum offers more room to keep pressing your luck.
The inclusion of currency, and special currency for busting gives losing players a small catchup opportunity when dealingwith auctions or purchasing cards from the market. These two features gives you more areas to play in so it's not a completely linear experience.
That said, after a few playthroughs, I sort of wish there was a slight difference in point payout for having a longer chain. There were times where I could decide between where I slot a wild card, but either option netted the same number of points, so while that makes for a simpler game, it was also a bit of lackluster feature.
TEN
Nice spin on trick-taking, in a great looking deck and package. Worth a try!
I really enjoy this game. It's got some push your luck, some auctioning, and tableau building. It's light and goes quick and the scoring is easy to do. Really great light game for all ages and experiences
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