Uno - Card Game

I purchased this game “Again” two weeks ago. I am a working father of three boys and my wife is always on the go. Our lives seem so busy, I decided to use this as another way for us to get together and just have some Fun Family time together. I loved the competitiveness and the excitement you feel as you are playing UNO. Just looking around the table at everyone’s face wondering what cards they will throw down. I love the cards colors and easy to read fonts. They are easy to store back in the box and can basically be taken anywhere and it’s a game that everyone knows. Overall, love this game. It made our family time fun and we could not stop laughing the entire time. Love it.

One of the great things about Uno is that it can be played with just two players or with a large group of people, making it a versatile game for any occasion. The rules are easy to understand and the game can be played by people of all ages, making it a great choice for families and friends to enjoy together. Uno is also a great way to socialize and connect with others. The game provides opportunities for friendly competition, strategic thinking, and plenty of laughter. It's a great way to break the ice and get to know new people or to bond with old friends. Overall, Uno is a highly enjoyable and entertaining game that is perfect for anyone who loves to play cards. It's a great way to spend time with friends and family, and it's sure to provide plenty of laughter ... MoreOne of the great things about Uno is that it can be played with just two players or with a large group of people, making it a versatile game for any occasion. The rules are easy to understand and the game can be played by people of all ages, making it a great choice for families and friends to enjoy together. Uno is also a great way to socialize and connect with others. The game provides opportunities for friendly competition, strategic thinking, and plenty of laughter. It's a great way to break the ice and get to know new people or to bond with old friends. Overall, Uno is a highly enjoyable and entertaining game that is perfect for anyone who loves to play cards. It's a great way to spend time with friends and family, and it's sure to provide plenty of laughter and excitement. If you're looking for a fun and engaging card game, then Uno is definitely worth a try.

Uno is a fun card game that most of us have played, where the main objective is to get rid of all of your cards. Firstly though, you have to get down to one and yell "Uno!". I have the special limited edition Robot Hello Kitty Uno which is the same great Uno but features the exclusive "TURBO-LAUNCH" card, which will send you into space by allowing you to trade one card with any opponent. The cards are amazing, with bright colors and futuristic space-y Hello Kitty robot illustrations, plus FiFi on some of them. It comes in a really cute traditional white HK head with a red bow and yellow nose. I've had this set since 2006, I absolutely love Hello Kitty, and have pretty much everything featuring her! I even have 3 HK tattoos! This is definitely an Uno set that I ... MoreUno is a fun card game that most of us have played, where the main objective is to get rid of all of your cards. Firstly though, you have to get down to one and yell "Uno!". I have the special limited edition Robot Hello Kitty Uno which is the same great Uno but features the exclusive "TURBO-LAUNCH" card, which will send you into space by allowing you to trade one card with any opponent. The cards are amazing, with bright colors and futuristic space-y Hello Kitty robot illustrations, plus FiFi on some of them. It comes in a really cute traditional white HK head with a red bow and yellow nose. I've had this set since 2006, I absolutely love Hello Kitty, and have pretty much everything featuring her! I even have 3 HK tattoos! This is definitely an Uno set that I recommend checking out if you can find it. Uno is a really fun game that brings friends families together.

I remembered this game from my childhood. I remember having hours of fun and talking to my cousins trying to beat my uncle. We played in an unorthodox way where you could stack like cards, for example draw four on top of draw four so the next person would have to draw eight , etc. We also continued the game until the last person was no longer the big loser. We never kept score, we focused on not being the loser. So much fun! Extra wilds are great. Especially the switch hand card, I almost cried when my daughter used it right after I received Uno. Highly recommended especially during this period of staying at home with family. Making some good memories.

This is an excellent game for a family setting with kids. My son was trying to play at 5 yrs, and while he still needed help with his hand, he still had fun. This is also a fun game for adults too. The objective is to run out of the cards in your hand, and when you get to one card, hollering "Uno!" Before anyone else or you have to draw some. While playing the game, you must lay the same number or color as the previous card on the discard pile. With a bonus of reverse cards, wild cards, or draw cards. Which adds to the fun of not knowing who will throw what on the pile. Especially when someone gets enough cards in their hand, they struggle to hold them all. This is always a simple, fun game to pull out, and I highly recommend it!

If you didn't grow up playing the card game UNO from Mattel with friends and family then I have to ask " what planet are you from originally?" because I'm pretty sure this card game is an icon worldwide! It's super easy to learn, to play, and to teach others to learn to play. There is alot of chance involved as well as speed and surprisingly its a game that you can play as quick a game or a good long all nite if you want. I'm not going to explain how it's played because I'm pretty sure everyone already knows but I will say that if you haven't played in a while Dust off that deck! Or if you don't have a deck go get one! There are several different styles of the game but same principle. And did you know... there's even a card game called "DOS"?! Play with your kids ... MoreIf you didn't grow up playing the card game UNO from Mattel with friends and family then I have to ask " what planet are you from originally?" because I'm pretty sure this card game is an icon worldwide! It's super easy to learn, to play, and to teach others to learn to play. There is alot of chance involved as well as speed and surprisingly its a game that you can play as quick a game or a good long all nite if you want. I'm not going to explain how it's played because I'm pretty sure everyone already knows but I will say that if you haven't played in a while Dust off that deck! Or if you don't have a deck go get one! There are several different styles of the game but same principle. And did you know... there's even a card game called "DOS"?! Play with your kids too! I highly recommend that always to everyone!

I absolutely love UNO! It's such a fun and easy card game that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The rules are simple and straightforward, making it easy to learn and play. The game moves quickly, so it's not too time-consuming, but it's also not too short that it feels rushed. I also appreciate that UNO is a game that can be played with a small or large group. It's perfect for family game night, or for a casual get-together with friends. The quality of the cards is also great - they are thick and sturdy, so they don't easily bend or wear out. Overall, I would definitely give UNO a solid 5 stars. It's a classic game that never gets old and is always a hit with whoever I play it with

Back when I was a wee spit, a tiny bebe… A wild (card) child, my parental units would take us camping. It was a whole day (at least!) to get from our house to the spot my dad reckoned was going to be sweet. Once we had helped unpack the car, set up the tent, met all the other kids roaming about and whinged that we were hungry elventy-seven times, we would happily gather under the single propane camping light in order to calm down. Why my parents considered Uno the orthodox way to calm our farms is a matter that no therapist has ever been able to explain. I still have most of the cards from our OG deck. They are worn around the edges. Some of the “power” cards have bits marks. I willingly admit that the early 80’s found us as tiny feral terrors. Riding our BMX bikes ... MoreBack when I was a wee spit, a tiny bebe… A wild (card) child, my parental units would take us camping. It was a whole day (at least!) to get from our house to the spot my dad reckoned was going to be sweet. Once we had helped unpack the car, set up the tent, met all the other kids roaming about and whinged that we were hungry elventy-seven times, we would happily gather under the single propane camping light in order to calm down. Why my parents considered Uno the orthodox way to calm our farms is a matter that no therapist has ever been able to explain. I still have most of the cards from our OG deck. They are worn around the edges. Some of the “power” cards have bits marks. I willingly admit that the early 80’s found us as tiny feral terrors. Riding our BMX bikes through the sand dunes in the daytime. Coming back to our camp to eat sausages and bread. Covered in salt and burnt skin. Howling at the moon. Oh. Hold up. We never did turn into wolves or behave in a mOsT CuRiOuS manner. But we did always play Uno until our salt crusted eyelids began their nightly ritual of closing. Just so we could get up again and do it all tomorrow. 10/10 would recommend.

I love these uno card game. It’s fairly similar to the dice game so I picked it up really quickly but the rules aren’t complicated so once you’ve played a couple of time you will know what you’re doing. Loving the customisable wild cards, my son and i think its a great addition to the game. The deck is 112 cards so it can be quite hard to shuffle and the game can be over quickly so you seem to be shuffling a lot, with cards flying everywhere because they are slippery when new. I have no idea why the deck is split in 2 in the box because when they are combined it means you have to mess about trying to halve the deck to get it back in the box, just make the box big enough to take the whole deck in one go, Unfortunately my box had stuck to the packaging, I didn’t mark ... MoreI love these uno card game. It’s fairly similar to the dice game so I picked it up really quickly but the rules aren’t complicated so once you’ve played a couple of time you will know what you’re doing. Loving the customisable wild cards, my son and i think its a great addition to the game. The deck is 112 cards so it can be quite hard to shuffle and the game can be over quickly so you seem to be shuffling a lot, with cards flying everywhere because they are slippery when new. I have no idea why the deck is split in 2 in the box because when they are combined it means you have to mess about trying to halve the deck to get it back in the box, just make the box big enough to take the whole deck in one go, Unfortunately my box had stuck to the packaging, I didn’t mark the product down because of this as it isn’t the manufacturers fault but I would have been unhappy to give this as a gift. Fun card game for any age. In my opinion Its quite hard i think .

Using UNO Cards as Mahjong Cards

Did you know that you can create a Mahjong monomino deck by using two decks of UNO monomino playing cards? To create a Mahjong monomino deck, you will need two decks of UNO monomino playing cards because the numbers one to nine are repeated twice per color sub-suit per UNO deck, and because reverses are repeated twice per color sub-suit per UNO deck, and because skips are repeated twice per color sub-suit per UNO deck. You will need the number cards one to nine four times per sub-suit color (red, green, and blue) thus making 108 suit cards (nine numbers times three suits times four duplicate cards). You need the reverse cards four times per sub-suit color (yellow for east, red for south, green for west, and blue for north) thus making 16 wind cards (four winds times ... MoreDid you know that you can create a Mahjong monomino deck by using two decks of UNO monomino playing cards? To create a Mahjong monomino deck, you will need two decks of UNO monomino playing cards because the numbers one to nine are repeated twice per color sub-suit per UNO deck, and because reverses are repeated twice per color sub-suit per UNO deck, and because skips are repeated twice per color sub-suit per UNO deck. You will need the number cards one to nine four times per sub-suit color (red, green, and blue) thus making 108 suit cards (nine numbers times three suits times four duplicate cards). You need the reverse cards four times per sub-suit color (yellow for east, red for south, green for west, and blue for north) thus making 16 wind cards (four winds times four duplicate cards). You will need the skip cards four times per sub-suit color (red, green, and blue) thus making 12 dragon cards (three dragons times four duplicate cards). You may add bonus cards into the deck, and the three types of bonus cards are flowers, seasons, and animals (Did you know that there are animal bonus cards that are used in Singaporean Mahjong Rummy?); you use the draw two cards as flowers [You will need one of each sub-suit color per draw two card to identify the player's possession (yellow for east, red for south, green for west, and blue for north) because a player can get a bigger bonus if a player gets his/her own flower.], and you use the zeros as seasons [You will need one of each sub-suit color per zero card to identify the player's possession (yellow for east, red for south, green for west, and blue for north) because a player can get a bigger bonus if a player gets his/her own season.], and you use two yellow eights and two yellow nines as animals (According to Singaporean Mahjong, a player can get a bigger bonus if a player gets special pair of animals like two yellow eights or like two yellow nines.). You may add zero to eight wildcards into the deck for U.S. Mahjong Rummy.We need to replace thick tiles with thin cards because thin cards are easy to carry, and because thin cards are easy to shuffle, and because thin cards have no engravings on the side that is face up to prevent from cheating by touch.