Uno Reviews

UNO was always a favourite game to play with my brothers when we were kids, so much so that most of the cards are bent and torn, and we still play it now (with our children, not just us adults!) So when my Mum bought my 6 year old UNO for her birthday in January, I was really pleased, because it's a kids game that I don't mind ...  Read the complete review

Uno is my favorite card game. The rules are very simple but it provides hours of fun. The game includes 108 glossy cards. It comes in a cardboard box which it can be returned to after use and which keeps the cards safe. The cards are in four bright colours, red, blue, green and yellow. The design on the cards make ...  Read the complete review

Uno!! Such a simple clever idea, but so frustrating as well. As a family we have had our set of Uno cards for many years, and it is still one of our favourites. You have a set of 108 cards; there are twenty five of each colour, red, blue, green and yellow. They are numbered from 1 - 9, you also have the special cards, draw ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a card game that if you play it with family, friends or even strangers can bring people together over some hilarious laughs and bonding over banter. I have spent many Christmas days sitting in the lounge with everyone gathered around watching the Uno spectacle. Fueling the game with alcohol spices it up no end and with everybody ...  Read the complete review

Coming from a family of card game enthusiasts it was perhaps unsurprising that we were given a set of Uno cards as a Christmas present around five years ago. Although there are a number of variations on this family favourite, we were initially given the traditional deck of cards and our love of these has meant that the collection has ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes I find that it's the simplest games that can be the most fun. Uno is a card game and is one of those simple yet entertaining games. **What is Uno?** As I have just said uno is a card game. There are 108 cards in total. In the deck you have your number cards and your special cards. The aim of the game ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a wonderful card game that has a certain element of strategy but can ultimately come down to luck of the draw. Instead of having regular playing cards, you have a pack of cards of four different colours - red, blue, green, yellow - that are numbered 1-9. The idea of the game is to have an empty hand, having been initially dealt a ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love this game. Its such a simple idea but it can create hours of fun. I brought my uno card from Argos for £5, they are jus the basic ones so I'm assuming that any themed ones would cost a bit extra. My set is slightly larger than a normal pack of playing cards but they come tightly boxed with cellophane ...  Read the complete review

For my sons sixth birthday in May one of his friends bought him the Uno card game. As we already have uno extreme I expected that the game would be something resigned to sitting in the back of the cupboard but that hasn't been completely the case like I had thought. The Uno card game comes packaged in a thin red cardboard ...  Read the complete review

This is probably one of the best games to pack when you are going somewhere and will be spending time with people - the game is fun and easy to understand so even the grumpiest person in your group won't be able to say he or she does not want to spend time learning the rules. It's also a well affordable game. The card deck is ...  Read the complete review

A very fast, fun and easy to get the hang of game, Uno by Mattel has been a family favourite for years. The pack contains 108 cards, of which there are 19 each of green, red, yellow and blue numbered cards from 0 to 9, 8 "draw 2" cards, 8 reverse cards, 8 skip cards, 4 wild cards and 4 "wild draw 4" ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a card game that we love in my family and is made by toy company Mattell. It's suitable for 2 - 10 players but in my opinion, the more people the better! The game is reasonably priced and although it's currently around £6 on Amazon, I bought my deck for under £3 online, so you can't argue with the price really as it's ...  Read the complete review

Uno is undoubtedly one of the best card games I've ever played. This holds some special memories for me, especially since I met my best friend through a particularly intense Uno group session. While the game is aimed at both adults and kids aged 7 +, my little nieces and nephews who are around 5 to 6 do not seem to have any trouble ...  Read the complete review

The card game Uno is suitable for 2-10 players, which makes it great for lots of occasions. I usually take it on holiday in case it rains - it is small enough to slip into a bag or suitcase, and provides a good distraction from the weather. Basically it is a pack of 108 cards with different coloured numbers on them (so you ...  Read the complete review

It's interesting, I played this game a couple of times during big family gatherings when i was a lot younger, I even own my very own pack of uno cards but never opened them until very recently, when my two little cousins came into town and insisted on playing uno...I have been seriously addicted ever since! How to ...  Read the complete review

Uno is very easy to learn and very enjoyable to play. Whilst £6 seems to be quite expensive, I managed to get for £2, and I was not disappointed. The rules are very simple, even my 6 year old sister is able to play it with me! The cards themselves are pretty flimsy however, and some have had to go in the bin because they've ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a fun little card game that can be played by a wide range of ages and it can be played by up to ten players at a time making it a fun sociable game, also it will not break the bank and you can get it for less than a tenner. A bit like a convention deck of cards there are four suits in a Uno pack, hopwever there are two ...  Read the complete review

Like many people, I had heard of the card game Uno, but didn't really know anything about it or how it was played. This changed last summer, when we went on holiday as a family to Whitby. Six of us were staying in a self catering cottage, and my mother in law was singing the praises of this card game that she had been playing a couple of ...  Read the complete review

If you have children, you must buy this game. It's a game you will actually enjoy playing with them, which can be a real novelty. We even play it without them sometimes! The box specifies its for ages 7 and up, but my 5 year old (and many of her friends) have mastered it, though they can't quite manage to keep their cards hidden. ...  Read the complete review

I love the card game Uno and has always been a big favourite of mine. The great thing about it is that is such a simple concept and once you master the rules and the cards then it's great fun and very fast paced. The card game is fantastic for the whole family to play and have a laugh. It's easy to see why this game is so popular and has ...  Read the complete review