Uno Spin

Description: Card Games / Mattel / Ages 7+ / Get rid of all your cards and be the first to yell UNO! Some of the New Uno cards ... more

Uno Spin ... feature a swirl pattern indicating a spin card; when this card is played the next player will have to spin the wheel and follow the move indicated. There are 9 different icons on the spinner with ranging moves including trading and discarding cards. This Spin version of Uno can turn into an even more competitive game! Includes new spin board option and command cards.

Newest Review: ... i.e. clockwise to anti-clockwise etc Wild- You name the colour you want play to continue with. Wild Draw 4-Not only do you ... more

... get to choose the colour but the next play has to draw 4 cards. N.B Playing this will make you VERY unpopular! The final rule is that you must shout "UNO" when you have only one card in your hand. If you happen to forget you are subject to the penalty of drawing 2 cards. Now onto how UNO Spin differs from the original game. Firstly the game is played on a circular board which can be spun. The piles of unused cards and those that have been played are in the middle of the board. Around the edge are 9 picture...more

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Uno Spin: Give it a Spin! (1075 words)
by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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I recieved UNO Spin as a leaving present from the little boy who I've been looking after here in France. Giving an 18 year old a board game is not as random as it seems as EVEYONE who has ever visited this house has played the original version and he loves to play every single day (thus so do I.) I was thrilled with my present and had it open and ready to play within seconds. I would just like to mention that in France it's called UNO whizz so if I refer to it as that you know what I mean. Other than the name everything else is identical. ~The Rules~ I'll describe the basic rules of UNO first and then explain how UNO Spin is different to prevent any ... Read the complete review

Uno it'll have you in a spin (338 words)
by - written on 25/08/08 (Useful, 99 readings)
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As someone who has never played any form of Uno before, I may have been at a disadvantage, as I had to learn how to play, from scratch. However, it was easy to grasp and I soon really got into playing it. I cannot think of another game to compare it with, but I shall attempt to outline how this game is played. Each player is dealt 7 cards to begin with, after deciding by drawing one card each and seeing who has the highest number, who shall go first. There is a pile of cards in the middle of the board, face down. A card is chosen to start with, and "discarded"; placed face-up on the board. If the person whose turn it is has either a matching number (so if the ... Read the complete review

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