Uno Reviews

Uno is perhaps the ultimate family game. It certainly ticks all the right boxes in our house. First its inexpensive at £4.99, then there aren't any small or fiddly parts to break or lose, after that the rules are simple without any grey areas, theres no limit to the number of players, although the more people the longer each game takes, its ...  Read the complete review

I can recall many happy hours spent playing uno in the sixth form, with our own progressively complicated made up rules. But before I get onto that the basic idea.... Uno consists of a set of cards in four colours with numbers 0-9 in each colour as well as special action cards. The idea is to get rid of all of your cards first which you ...  Read the complete review

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, ...  Read the complete review

I had never played or even heard of this game until a few years ago. My children attended a summer play scheme and came back raving about a card game they had played, then when we were on holiday we saw a set of Uno cards and bought them - we have never looked back!! I can see why this is so popular all the world over, when we were skii ...  Read the complete review

Uno is quickly becomng one of the most popular family games in the whole world because of its simple approach to cards. The beauty of Uno is that anyone can learn how to play, simply put a card down and match the colour or the number of the card. Make your Dad skip a go, make your Sister pick up 4, the excitement literally does not end ...  Read the complete review

Uno is the Classic card game that is easy to play and fun for all your family and friends this game allows up to 2 to 10 players and is suitable for most age groups. This game is a simple card game, which is a great price game that you can get now for around £5.00 and in my opinion it is worth every penny. I have seen it on Amazon for ...  Read the complete review

This game is great for us been a family. I play poker quite a bit and the kids always wanna play cards aswell but they just dont understand how things work this is a great family game that allows kids to play games with cards as i can bet it looks pretty cool to a child. And it helps with colours and numbers for the real younger ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a fun family game that will be enjoyed by all. In my early teens I used to love to play this card game and played it all the time. The rules are petty simple. The card pack has 108 cards, with the numbers from 0-9 in the colours red, blue, green and yellow. There are also action cards, which change the way the game is going, ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a really easy to pick up and play card game that the whole family can play. You need at least 2 people to play and each game can last between about five minutes and half an hour depending on which way the cards fall. There are 4 colours - red, yellow, blue and green. Most of the cards have number on from 0 to 9 but ...  Read the complete review

Uno has become a classic card game over the past few years, with it's simple effective gameplay combined with the great atmosphere it can create amongst a family and therefore is worthy of a review. ~~ What's in the box ~~ The design on the box has several variations, however some features remain throughout, such as a red ...  Read the complete review

This is a review for the xbox 360 arcade version of the game. I recently purchased this game on Xbox live marketplace. I had downloaded the trial prior to this and though that it would be a fun game to get as you can unlock achievements. For those of you who have never played uno before your missing out. Your dealt cards at the ...  Read the complete review

I have worked with children for the last few years, and have realised over the time, the one game none of the kids will tire of is Uno. Uno is a basic card game using the same principle as the game Whot did back in my day. The pack consists of four different colours, red, green, blue and yellow, each containing a number, nought through ...  Read the complete review

Recently I've been playing a lot of games and after exhausting several card games and getting bored with them I realised I had a pack of Uno cards still sealed from last year. I'd bought a new pack for holiday after having played the game as a child and remembering how much fun we used to have playing it. The cards went all that way and got ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever had one of those rain filled days, when the sky opens, and the electricity goes, and all technology grinds to a halt ? Ever wondered what to do with the kids to keep them occupied ? Well, that is the kind of event that I keep my Uno cards for. Bored minds with nothing to do can be tiresome, and these cards work wonders, both in this ...  Read the complete review

Uno is a very popular game. It's been around for quite some time as I used to play it in my younger years. It has a charm I can't resist, whether because of the multi-coloured, bright cards or my childhood link to it. In any case, Uno is a family game, a card game where... Everyone is dealt 7 cards, there's 1 draw pile and ...  Read the complete review