There isn’t really an “end” to UNO, per se. The game is designed to be played until one player has reached a pre-determined score (usually 500 points). Once a player has reached this score, the game is over and that player is declared the winner. However, if you wanted to end the game on a…
Do you like card games? If so, you’ve probably played both UNO and Crazy Eights. They’re both classic card games that are a lot of fun, but there are some key differences between them. In this post, we’ll take a look at the similarities and differences between UNO and Crazy Eights. We’ll also discuss which…
It’s no secret that almost everyone loves playing UNO – it’s the perfect game for people of all ages. But what if you’re looking for something new to play? Here are the top 7 alternatives to UNO that are sure to get your family and friends excited! Top 7 alternatives of UNO! 1. Crazy Eight…
As you know there are so many card games available in the Market. There might be a question which came to your mind that ‘Why only UNO over all other card games?’. There should not always be a medical or a beneficial reason to play UNO. I definitely love to play Uno with my friends,…
The history of UNO (card game) can be traced back to 1000 AD when the first card games were invented in China. These early card games were played with a deck of 40 cards and were mostly used for gambling purposes. The first recorded mention of UNO was in the 1930s, when it was known…
Most people would say that UNO is not considered a board game. The main reason for this is because there is no board involved in playing the game. However, some people do consider UNO to be a board game because it is a card game that can be played on a tabletop. UNO is a…
UNO is a well-known family game that is based on both luck and individual amount of skill. No individual can win this game all by luck, one needs to have some common sense and use a proper strategy. I have been playing UNO for many years and heard players saying that ‘You won the game…