UNO FLIP! Card Game in Storage & Travel Tin, Color Blind Accessible Deck for Kids, Adults & Family Nights & Parties (Amazon Exclusive)

Teenagers love this game... whole family plays together.

Pretty fun new card game. Loving it!

This game is so fun! The "flip" component makes it so much more enjoyable than regular Uno. Just when you think you've lost the game, the whole thing changes when someone plays a flip! Just when you think you've lost...flip...and now you still have a chance to win!

played with my son's family and had to get to have at our home to play woth grands

UNO Flip is a fun fast paced game that adds a nice twist the original UNO. The gameplay is essentially the same as UNO - match cards according to color or number, and try to rid yourself of all the cards before everyone else. The one twist on this game is that there is a "flip" card that essentially flips the entire deck to "the dark side". The penalties with the dark side are greater than the normal "light side" and because all the card colors and numbers have flipped, the person who originally had the least amount of cards may find themselves with a batch of unmatching cards that will result in them having to draw even more cards to play. It's a fun and fast game to play, and like the original UNO, is a great game to play with younger audiences to teach colors and numbers. All of the actionable cards are in completely symbol form, so young audiences should be able to catch on quickly. This was a fun game for our tweens to play with us, and even more fun when played with larger groups (up to 10 players). It's a fun game to take on the go and one of our favorite games to play when we have only a few minutes to spare on busy evenings.

It all started one day when I was playing UNO on my PlayStation 4 and decided to finally give UNO Flip a try, as it came bundled with regular UNO, but I didn't want to try it as it didn't look appealing at first. Goodness, I should have started playing this sooner. It's just like normal UNO in terms of rules, but now there are two sides: Light Side and Dark Side. The Light Side is the standard UNO deck, save for a few changes (Draw Two is now Draw One and Draw Four Wild is now Dark Two Wild). They made the Light Side have negligible penalties, and that's because the Dark Side has much more stiffer penalties. In addition to the normal Wild and Reverse action cards, the Dark Side also has a Draw Five (!!!!) card, a card that skips every opponent's turn, and a variation of the normal Draw Four Wild in which your must keep drawing cards until you get the color that the person asked for. So if they want purple (the Dark Side colors are Purple, Pink, Orange, and Teal), you must keep drawing from the deck until you get purple, even if you have to draw 15+ cards! So yeah, the best strategy for this game is to try to stay on the Light Side if at all possible, and flip over to the Dark Side if you have good cards that you can use on your opponents, like the Draw Five and Skip All. If you have a bunch of cards (10+), then it can be pretty fun to spam the Skip All card if you have a lot of them. This game is much more tolerable playing the actual physical game. I say that because the UNO Flip that's on PS4 and PC has a rule called Stacking, that can turn this game into absolute torture. I won't get into what that rule means as that's getting off-topic, but anyone who has played that game knows what I'm talking about (when +5 becomes a +20 and it goes to you) >:( If you want something to keep you occupied during the pandemic that is fun for the whole family, I highly recommend getting this. If you've never played UNO before, I suggest started with the regular game, as UNO Flip is slightly more advanced.

Game was def fun but can be annoying keeping flipping and resorting cards. But overall was fun variation to the old classic

Grandkids love this