Plus 4 Uno Card
Skip:
The next player is 'skipped'.
Reverse:
Reverses the direction of play.
Draw 2:
The next player must draw 2 cards and lose a turn.
Draw 4:
Changes the current color plus the next player must draw 4 cards and lose a turn.
Wild Card:
Play this card to change the color to be matched.
Challenge Draw 4:
If you think the player who played a Draw 4 on you has a card of the matching color, you can challenge this player. If you are right, this player must draw 4 cards instead of you. Otherwise, you'll draw 4 cards PLUS 2 extra cards!
Challenge UNO:
Challenge your opponent for not calling UNO. If they are caught, your opponent must draw two cards!
Stack:
+2 and +4 cards can be stacked. +2 can only be stacked on +2. Can only play a +2 on a +2 if holding a +2 and +4. A player that can't add to the stack must draw the total.
7-0:
When someone plays a 7, that player must swap hands with another player. When anyone plays a 0, everyone rotates hands in the direction of play.
Force Play:
If you draw a playable card, it will be played automatically.
You can play a Wild card on top of anything, so long as it's your turn to play.Your friend is crazy. For the Wild Draw 4, you should ideally be unable to match the color - it is possible to challenge a Wild Draw 4, and if the person who played it could have played a card to match the color instead (not the number), the person who played it has to draw the 4. If the challenge is wrong, the. It's the matching game you know, plus exciting new twists - like a double-sided deck, special FLIP card and tougher penalties - that give classic gameplay a competitive edge. There is a 'Light Side' to the deck, which plays like classic UNO®, and a 'Dark Side' where penalties are super-tough.
Your whole life was a lie.
- It's the matching game you know, plus exciting new twists - like a double-sided deck, special FLIP card and tougher penalties - that give classic gameplay a competitive edge. There is a 'Light Side' to the deck, which plays like classic UNO®, and a 'Dark Side' where penalties are super-tough.
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All these years, we thought we couldn't end an UNO card game with Action cards. But the matter has finally been put to rest.
Now, we have the verdict from the horse's mouth.
In the digital age, who needs a rule book when you can directly ask UNO through Twitter:
What is interesting is that there is nowhere specifically mentioned in UNO's rule book about ending the game with Action cards. It is not even listed online.
For those in the dark, here's how UNO's Action cards look like. Playing these cards are essential in seriously fucking up your opponent's game-plan.
For instance, the wild cards and draw cards, when played, would force your opponent to pick cards based on the numbers displayed (and sometimes colours).
However, these can be thwarted through the skip and reverse cards. These five cards are what makes the UNO game thrilling so it's no surprise that over the years there has been an ongoing debate among players if the game can be won through Action cards.
Now, the 48-year-old debate can finally be put to end.
Hi Samitha! You can end on an action card, however, you can only play one card per turn.
— UNO (@realUNOgame) January 28, 2019Yes, you can end the game with an action card. If it is however, a Draw Two or Wild Draw Four card, the next player must draw the 2 or 4 cards respectively. These cards are counted when the points are totaled.
— UNO (@realUNOgame) January 22, 2019You can end a game with an Action Card!
— UNO (@realUNOgame) January 17, 2019
For many of us, we've been playing it the wrong way all these years. Imagine the number of games we could have won had we known this sooner!
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Uno Rules For Draw 2
Cover image sourced from Card Game Info.