Uno

Uno

You play as Me against three computer opponents: Jack, Jill, and John. Choose the difficulty for all three bots.

Choose a Color

Pick the color your Wild card will set for the next play.

Round Complete

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Game Over

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How To Play Uno

You play as Me against three computer opponents. The goal is to be the first to play every card from your hand. There are 108 cards: four colors (red, yellow, green, blue), each with a 0, two each of 1-9, and two each of Skip, Reverse and Draw Two — plus 4 Wild and 4 Wild Draw Four cards. Each player starts with 7 cards; the rest form a face-down draw pile with one card turned up to start the discard pile.

Your Turn

• Playing a card: Tap a highlighted card in your hand to play it. A card is playable if it shares a color, number or symbol with the top card of the discard pile, or if it's a Wild.
• Wild cards: A Wild can be played on anything, at any time, and lets you choose the next color. A Wild Draw Four can only be played when you have no card of the current color in your hand — there's no challenge, that restriction is simply enforced up front.
• Drawing: If you can't or don't want to play, tap the draw pile to draw one card. Drawing always ends your turn, even if the card you draw could have been played — you'll just have it ready for next time.

Special Cards

• Skip: the next player's turn is skipped entirely.
• Reverse: play switches direction around the table.
• Draw Two: the next player draws 2 cards and their turn is skipped.
• Wild Draw Four: the next player draws 4 cards, their turn is skipped, and you choose the next color.

Ending a Round

• Someone empties their hand: They win the round and score the combined value of every card left in everyone else's hands. Number cards score their face value, Skip/Reverse/Draw Two score 20, and Wild/Wild Draw Four score 50.
• Rounds keep being dealt until someone's total score reaches 500 — highest score wins the game.

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