UNO [Discontinued by Manufacturer]

It’s their favorite game and can be played with a number of children! It’s fun to hear them giggle when the cards come shooting out!

Granddaughter loves this uno game. Plays it all the time at her cousins house. I noticed the description says it is a discontinued item. I did see a few of them at big box store this year. Not sure what to make of that. But...it is a blast to play! if it is discontinued that will be a shame. It brings family and friends together for some simple fun.

This game is so fun! We wore safely glasses just to be extra safe… since it shoots cards at you. It’s a VERY fun game though!

A must have game. This game is the highlight of every party so far. You start off playing your own game and then suddenly alliances are made to outwit and outplay others. The game can change at any point. It is different than Uno Card Game. You have several cards that are game changers. For instance, the card that can change the color being played while forcing everyone to press the button on the Uno Attack machine. Sometimes you get no cards and other times you might get 2, 5, 9, etc... I have seen people go from calling Uno to having almost a deck of cards. There really isn't a limit on how many people can play. For us we just use multiple decks of Uno Attack Cards when playing with big groups and even sometimes have used two Uno Attack machines for each side of the table. Doing that just makes it more fun...suddenly if one hasn't spit out any cards recently that side of the table suddenly wants to use the other machine on the other side of the table. Everyone is just on pins and needles hoping the Uno Attack machine doesn't spit out cards when they press the button. Love the suspense. One time we had one player hit the button 8 different times and this person had already called Uno. Well, long story short we all decided to work together...there were four of us in a row that had 2x playing card which means you have to hit the button twice. We were all able to play our matching cards to where the player with Uno was forced to hit the Uno Attack button 8 times in a row...which means you are getting cards one way or another...afterwards the person was literally sorting out a deck of cards in their hand and well didn't win by a long shot. Other times suddenly it is girls against guys, or groups against groups etc... Alliances just form automatically. This game is easy to play and is for all ages...it definitely brings out your competitive side. And take it from me...I love games and this is by far the best, hands down. No one has never not had fun playing this game. In fact, people who have played go out and buy their own to play with others. You can never get tired of this game.

I got this Uno Attack Game for when my wife and I go to play card games with some friends. We had tons of fun playing and it didn't take long to get used to the "new" cards. One of which is being able to put every card from your hand that is the same color as a special card at once. That has been used numerous times to win the game without getting down to just one card.I only had one complaint with the game, which is the fact that it requires 3 size "C" batteries, and weren't included. First of all, it would have been a little bit better if it would have been only 2 or maybe even 4, but 3 is just "odd." We had to take a special trip to the store just for batteries because we didn't notice that it required them until we got to our friend's house. Other than that, the game is quite fun to play, and I am just waiting to see how long the casing will last since you have to open it up every single hand in order to shuffle and everything.I would highly recommend this to everyone that enjoys playing Uno or other similar card games. It should go without saying, but if you don't like Uno or card games, then there is a very good chance that you wouldn't like this game either.*NOTE* When pressing the button to see if it will spit cards out, do NOT have anything in front of the device because the cards will quickly go back in. I also feel like it would be bad for game itself.

So my mother and I have this thing with card games and this made it that much better, definitely be prepared to get C batteries for it, who knows why they take them but just an fyi, also it's a little bit of a hassle to load it and unload to deal but meh ain't that bad.

Love this game. Super nostalgic if you played as a kid. Fun for new kids who haven't played before.

This was on my granddaughters Xmas list.

Ein super Spiel für die ganze Familie.

Great game for all ages

les enfants adorent on s'éclate super jeuun peu cher

There’s a review on here that stated “uneven amount of cards given”... so here my take.It’s like making someone pick up multiple cards with those + cards when playing normal Uno... the only difference is you have a card spitter to give you cards. It’s super fun when the card spitter gives you random amounts of card, making the game near impossible to win with little cheaters (kids). I like the randomness.This version is was funnier and kids are always asking for more. They just like pressing their luck with the card spitter. My only wish is that Uno provides extra decks for more players. Sometimes, a big group of players is much better.I highly recommend this game!

Como fanático de las versiones de UNO, puedo asegurar que este es el que más me ha gustado, al incluir el azar cada vez que se presiona el botón. De esta manera, el juego permanece dinámico, dando vueltas inesperadas. Utiliza 3 pilas tipo "c" (no incluidas), y un desarmador pequeño de cruz (tampoco incluido). Compra recomendada para las familias que acostumbran tener tardes de juegos!!!