A universal game (Uno)

Member Name: amullett

Product:	Uno
Date:	03/08/09 (26 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Easy to learn

Disadvantages: If you lose enough cards, the deck is useless

I have been playing this game since I was a child and I still love it. Even though I broke the rules playing under the age of seven (I started when I was four), I still managed to get the hang of this simple, yet complicated game.

Thats the great thing about Uno - you can play it at any level. Kids can play it, masters can play it, drunk people can play it, old, young and across language barriers. All you have to know are the rules and everything is easy after that.

The idea is to get rid of all your cards first. There are special cards to liven up the game and extra rules that you can use or not use depending on your level of understanding of the tactics of the game.

One thing I didn't know about when I was a kid was the points system. In the points system, when someone wins, the other players count their cards and add up the points. The first to get to 500 points is the loser and he/she with the least amount of points is the winner.

This system adds more colour to the game with teamplay and tactics and many other things that will only be discovered when playing it yourself.

Buy the cards and take them anywhere!

Summary: A great game