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UNO Zero

UNO Zero

2025·Lilit Pilikian

2 - 8 players
10 - 25 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

UNO Zero is a table top card game, where the goal is to score as low as possible (ideally zero points hence the name). Each player at the beginning has a set of six cards faced down in front of them. The grid consists of three columns and two rows. At the beginning each player can turn and reveal two of their cards. After that all players attempt to reveal all their face-down cards by drawing one card each turn from the discard or draw pile and exchanging them with one of their cards. Two cards of the same colour or the same number in one column are discarded. That way players can get rid of their points. What's special about UNO zero is that the typical UNO action cards are part of this game. The reverse card changes the direction of the game. The draw two or draw 4 card makes players add more columns to their grid. And the skip card has the next player skip their turn. That makes this game vey dynamic, surprising and fun. Each round is different and you can get very lucky and have only two cards left at the very end, or unlucky and you still have 12 cards in front of you while another player finishes the game. Once there is only one face-down card left in your grid you have to say UNO or you'll be punished to draw two more cards. It's easy to learn and start, since the rules are quickly explained and the famous UNO action cards almost anybody already knows. -description from the publisher

UNO Zero

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Learn to play

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How To Play Uno Golf In Minutes!

Tabletop Duo

Tabletop Duo

Review

Uno Zero Review: Quick Take with Tom Vasel3:37

Uno Zero Review: Quick Take with Tom Vasel

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Which UNO Zero video should I watch?

UNO Zero has 4 videos from 3 creators: 1 review and 3 how-to-play guides. They date from 2025 to January 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "How To Play Uno Golf In Minutes!" by Tabletop Duo, which runs 3 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Uno Zero Review: Quick Take with Tom Vasel" by The Dice Tower.

If you like it, try Phase 10 Flip!, also by Lilit Pilikian, or Fire Tower, Yōkai and Qwirkle, which share several of its mechanics.

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How To Play Uno Golf In Minutes!How to play3:02

How To Play Uno Golf In Minutes!

Tabletop Duo

Tabletop Duo

How to play Uno ZeroHow to play3:43

How to play Uno Zero

Triple S Games

Triple S Games

How to play Uno GolfHow to play3:29

How to play Uno Golf

Triple S Games

Triple S Games

Uno Zero Review: Quick Take with Tom VaselReview3:37

Uno Zero Review: Quick Take with Tom Vasel

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

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About UNO Zero

From BoardGameGeek:

UNO Zero is a table top card game, where the goal is to score as low as possible (ideally zero points hence the name). Each player at the beginning has a set of six cards faced down in front of them. The grid consists of three columns and two rows. At the beginning each player can turn and reveal two of their cards. After that all players attempt to reveal all their face-down cards by drawing one card each turn from the discard or draw pile and exchanging them with one of their cards. Two cards of the same colour or the same number in one column are discarded. That way players can get rid of their points. What's special about UNO zero is that the typical UNO action cards are part of this game. The reverse card changes the direction of the game. The draw two or draw 4 card makes players add more columns to their grid. And the skip card has the next player skip their turn. That makes this game vey dynamic, surprising and fun. Each round is different and you can get very lucky and have only two cards left at the very end, or unlucky and you still have 12 cards in front of you while another player finishes the game. Once there is only one face-down card left in your grid you have to say UNO or you'll be punished to draw two more cards. It's easy to learn and start, since the rules are quickly explained and the famous UNO action cards almost anybody already knows. -description from the publisher

Designer

Lilit Pilikian

Publisher

Mattel, Inc.

Categories

Abstract StrategyCard GameMath & Numbers

Mechanics

Grid MovementHand ManagementMemoryPattern Building
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