The UNO Game Variations (Mostly Played UNO Variations)

UNO Game Variations

UNO is a card game introduced by Merle Robbins in Reading, Ohio in 1971 and Mattel acquired the brand of Uno, on January 23, 1992. Uno is based on 112 playing cards of number cards, special cards, and action cards, where the person’s goal to play cards is to match them by either the color or symbol of cards and the first player to play his all cards wins the game.

UNO Variations

The are multiple variations of UNO based on different themes and versions, we have covered some of them here that are following:

Original Uno

Original Uno is the classic version of the Mattel UNO game that includes 112 playing cards, where each player holds seven cards and matches the color or number of the top card of the discard pile. The game introduces action cards, such as skip, reverse, draw two, and wild. The first player to play all their cards and say “UNO” wins.

UNO No Mercy

Uno No Mercy is a more challenging version of the game that presents new rules, such as stacking, swapping 7s, and passing 0s. The UNO No Mercy game has 168 cards and is good enough for ages seven and up. The game also includes new special cards, such as Wild Draw 10 and Discard All. The Mercy Rule says that if a player has 25 or more cards in their hand, they are out of the game.

UNO Flip

Uno Flip is slightly different from the original Uno game by introducing two-sided cards. The UNO Flip game has 112 cards and is suitable for all kinds of players. The light side is related to the original game, while the dark side features more challenging action cards, such as flip, draw five, and wild draw color. Players can flip the draw pile to change the side of the game and create sudden situations.

UNO Attack

Uno Attack is a variation that uses a battery-powered shooter or launcher that randomly shoots out cards when players press a button. The shooter makes the game randomly playing, as players never know when they draw more cards. The UNO Attack game has 112 cards and is suitable for ages 7 and up.

Giant Uno

The giant variation makes the game bigger and more fun. The cards are giant-sized, measuring 7.4 x 10.1 inches, and are easy to see and hold. The game is played the same way as the original Uno but with a giant feel. The Giant Uno game has 108 cards and is suitable for ages 7 and up.

UNO Wild Jackpot

Uno Wild Jackpot uses a slot machine-style device and custom rules cards. Players create their own unique rules and write them on the cards before the game. Then, they spin the jackpot wheel to see what action they have to perform, such as draw cards, skip turns, or follow a custom rule.

UNO Dare

Uno Dare features dares that players can use to take cards from opponents, steal their tricks, and make them lose a turn. Dares are cards that can be used to take cards from opponents, steal their tricks, and make them lose a turn. The UNO Dare game has 112 cards and is suitable for ages 7 and up.

Solitaire Uno

Solitaire Uno allows players to play Uno by themselves. The goal is to play all their cards before the draw pile runs out. To play deal 20 cards in a stack and flip one over for discard. You then hold your stack with only one card showing.

Minecraft Uno

This is a blocky twist on the classic game where you’ll find cards featuring Minecraft characters and the Creeper, who makes you draw extra cards. The game also has a special rule that allows you to play a card that matches the background color of the top card of the discard pile, not just the number or symbol. The Minecraft Uno game has 112 cards and is suitable for ages 7 and up.

UNO Tin

Uno Tin is a portable version of the original game that comes in a tin box, making it easy to store and carry. The game also has a special rule that allows you to play a card that matches the background color of the top card of the discard pile, not just the number or symbol.

UNO Extra

This is a spicy version of UNO for people who like to add new extreme action cards, like +3 or +6, that can make players draw more cards. It also has a special rule that allows you to play two cards of the same number on the same turn, as long as they are different colors. The UNO Extra game has 112 cards and is suitable for ages 7 and up.

Pirate Uno

Pirate Uno is a variation that allows players to play more than one draw card on the same turn, play a wild card on top of another wild card and choose a new color, or play a skip card on top of another skip card and skip the next two players.

Disney UNO cards

Disney UNO cards are a magical variation of the classic UNO card game that features beloved characters from Disney movies and shows. The game includes unique cards that are similar to “half-wild” cards which can be played on any blue or red card, and only blue or red cards (and other wild cards) can be played on them.

Speed Uno

Speed Uno is a fast-paced adaptation of UNO that requires quick thinking and reflexes and includes several variations from the standard gameplay, such as elimination, speed, and pirate. In elimination, the player who plays the last card in each round is out of the game. In speed, players play simultaneously, without taking turns. In pirate, the players can steal cards from each other by slapping them.

UNO Emoji

UNO Emoji is a fun and expressive version of the classic UNO card game that features cards with emoji faces and symbols. The game has a special rule that requires players to make the face of the emoji card they play or draw two cards. The UNO Emoji game has 112 cards and is suitable for ages 7 and up.