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Mattel Uno Stacko

Newest Review: ... allows the weight of the tower to help steady itself when playing. However the Uno Stacko version are made from plastic and ... more

... each brick is very light, meaning as you try to pull one from the tower, it pulls everything out of shape and therefore makes the tower crash down far too early, simply from it’s lack of weightiness. It says on the box that the game can be played with 2-10 players and from ages 7 upwards. I would probably agree with the age as my five year old had trouble pulling blocks out one handed, simply because of the size of his hands, whereas a seven year olds hands will be slightly bigger, allowing for an easier grip and span....more

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Mattel Uno Stacko: Uno Momento! Something's Not Quite Right! (969 words)
by wendybull - written on 01.12.06 (Very useful, 460 readings)
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I have read many reviews on Uno games over the year I have been into reviewing products and all were very positive in terms of fun and ease of use. However all the previous reviews concentrated on the card games that could be played with the Uno pack and I knew that would be a little hard for my children at their current ages. When I saw Uno Stacko in Woolworths for the bargain price of £4.99 I grabbed it and added it to the trolley without a second thought. It was a few weeks before we got round to playing it though and when my son brought it into the dining room I cheerfully accepted a game. We opened the box and tipped out the “bricks” from inside. An array ...

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