Uno!
Ordered this as a gift.....what can I say? Everyone loves UNO! Arrived very quickly, just as promised.

Fun Game!
I've been playing UNO since I was a kid and it is one of my favorites. It is a great game for kids because it is not difficult at all. It is like Crazy 8s, only easier and more fun. You can play with 2 people or combine decks and play with lots of people.

A classic game
Uno is one of the most popular card games in the world, and it's easy to see why. The rules are simple, the play is always different, and there's an element of skill involved, which makes any game fun.

The deck is made up of 4 different color suits, each of which has the numbers 0-9 and what I like to call "power cards". One of the power cards will reverse the order of play. Another will stop the next person from having their turn, and still another will not only stop the next person from having their turn, but it will force them to pick up 2 additional cards. Then there are two kinds of wild cards, one which simply represents any color. But the second kind of wild card not only forces the next player to lose his/her turn, but it also forces them to pick up 4 cards. These cards also can represent any color needed.

To play, you must lay down your cards. How? Simple! Match either the color of number of the card played before you. If the color or symbol is right, you can play one of the colored power cards. If you have no moves, unleash one of the wild cards and change the color!

All in all, Uno is a great game. It's great for speed, since Uno games usually don't last very long, and it's also just plain family fun. I would recommend Uno to anyone who likes a casual game. For all real card aficionados, I would recommend Phase 10, Skip-Bo, etc. as well. Uno belongs in any person's home if they like to have lots of fun with their family in the evening, on weekends, on holidays... or whenever they have time.

A classic and still fun
My siblings, cousins, friends, and I used to love this game when we were kids. Well, just for kicks, I figured that I would buy the cards and "test" them on my 6 year old. I figured that maybe it would distract him from the television. He loved the game! It was easy for him to catch on and now he takes them to Granny's house to play with her.

Yippee! Uno is back in my life again!

UNO Card Game
We don't buy this game for educational value. We're all adults and frequently play one of several games, including UNO, in the evenings.

UNO is a game the entire group enjoys.

My only complaint is that the cards are of very low quality, and quickly become difficult to shuffle and deal after only a few weeks of play. I would love to see a version of this game for adults with higher quality cards.