In addition to playing Uno with traditional rules in the game’s “Quick Play” mode, users can play with a variety of extra rules and cards – like “Discard All” and “Stack” - in the “Room” mode. This makes the game great for younger players, as it allows them to practice their color and number recognition skills. For instance, if a blue “3” card is on top of the discard pile, users can play any other blue card, any color of “3” card, or a wild card to keep the game moving.

In Uno, the object of each round is to be the first player to get rid of all of their cards by playing cards onto a discard pile in the center of the table based on each card’s color or number. This new release allows players to experience the classic game, as well as try a variety of modes that change things up, all while playing with and against other players online. This isn’t the first time Uno has made an appearance on iOS - a previous version of the game (from a different developer) was released on iOS in 2008, though it’s no longer available to download.

The popular, family-friendly card game Uno is back on mobile as a free-to-play game on iOS and Android devices.

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