Mubco Mickey Mouse Playing Card Game | 2-10 Players 108 Cards Family & Friends Ages 7+  (Multicolor)

How to play >- Setup: How to setup a game of uno and how many people can play. > Basic rules: Get to grips with the basic uno rules to play your first round. >- How to win: Objective needed to win a game of uno and the scoring system. >- Special cards: Rundown on how Reverse cards and other Action cards work. >- Whether you're playing your very first game of uno or jumping into a round after playing it years ago as a child, our beginner-friendly guide has everything you need to know to get started. We've got details on how to setup your very first game and the basic rules to help guide you through your first round. >- We've also taken a deep dive into what each special card means, outlining the rules for every Action and Wild card so you won't be lost if one of these pops up in your hand or even at the beginning of a round. Our guide also has the answers to more tricky questions, like whether you can stack Wild Draw 4 and Draw 2 cards as well as a full breakdown of the scoring system. If you've got a taste for Uno after trying out the beloved card game we've also got details on some of the spin-off games you can play next. >- What are the basic rules of Uno? The objective of each round of Uno is to be the first player to get rid of all their cards. The person to the left of the dealer begins, and each player has to put a single card from their hand onto the discard pile, but only if it has a matching colour, number or symbol. If a card can’t be played, that player must pick up a new card from the draw pile and then skip the rest of their go. The person clockwise from them is next, with this pattern continuing until a player gets rid of all the cards in their hand. >- How do you win a game of Uno? When a player discards their second-to-last card they need to shout "uno". This lets other players know that someone has got one card left and is close to winning that round. This has to be shouted before another player begins their turn. If this isn't done a player has to draw two cards as a penalty. So be sure to shout "uno" as you put down your second-to-last card or just before. The first player to get rid of all the cards in their hand wins a round. At the end of each round, the points are tallied up. Points are only given to the winner of that round, and points are awarded based on the cards left in the losing players' hands. Each card represents a different number of points and the first person to hit 500 points in total wins a game of Uno. If this isn't achieved in one round, then reshuffle the cards and carry over the points to the next round. >- Here's how points are awarded: -All numbered cards - Face value -Draw 2 card - 20 points -Reverse card - 20 points -Skip card - 20 points -Wild card - 50 points -Wild Draw 4 card - 50 points -Wild Shuffle Hands card - 40 points -Wild Customizable card - 40 points >-