UNO Junior

UNO Junior

1992(Uncredited)

2 - 4 players
20 min
1.1/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Uno for children Ages 3 and up. Players are dealt 5 cards, the rest forming a draw pile. The first card from the draw pile is turned over and players take turns matching the top card in the discard pile. Cards can match by number, color or animal. A player who can't match a card must draw from the draw pile. A player must call "UNO" once he is down to a single card. A player who fails to do so and is challenged by another player must draw 2 cards. The first player to get rid of all his cards wins. Components: 56 cards Instructions Instead of numbers (in the classical version) the cards show some animals and some cards are missing.

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About UNO Junior

From BoardGameGeek:

Uno for children Ages 3 and up. Players are dealt 5 cards, the rest forming a draw pile. The first card from the draw pile is turned over and players take turns matching the top card in the discard pile. Cards can match by number, color or animal. A player who can't match a card must draw from the draw pile. A player must call "UNO" once he is down to a single card. A player who fails to do so and is challenged by another player must draw 2 cards. The first player to get rid of all his cards wins. Components: 56 cards Instructions Instead of numbers (in the classical version) the cards show some animals and some cards are missing.

Designer

(Uncredited)

Artist

Kinetic

Categories

AnimalsCard GameChildren's GameNumber

Mechanics

Hand ManagementPattern Recognition
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