Level Up
2008
Work through eight card combinations in sequence in a 60-minute game for 2–6 players, including sets such as three in a row or seven of one color.
60
minutes
2 - 6
player(s)
8+
Light
About this board game
Level Up is a card game for 2–6 players, released in 2008, with a playing time of about 60 minutes. Very similar to Phase 10, it challenges players to complete eight different card combinations in sequence.
The heart of the game is its ordered progression. Players must work through the eight levels one after another, completing the required combination for the current stage before moving forward. The sequence gives the game a clear structure from its opening level through its final challenge.
The combinations provide the specific goals for each level. Examples mentioned for Level Up include:
- Three cards in a row
- Seven cards of the same color
These examples show the variety built into the eight-level format. One level may focus on cards arranged in a row, while another may require a group united by color. The remaining levels add to the complete sequence of eight different combinations.
Because the combinations must be completed in order, progress through Level Up is tied to the current level rather than to freely choosing any available objective. Players continue through the sequence until one of them completes the full progression.
The game ends if a player completes their eighth level, giving the session a defined conclusion after the final combination has been achieved. With support for 2–6 players and an approximately 60-minute playing time, Level Up offers a structured card-game experience centered on sequential objectives and varied combinations.