UNO Show 'Em No Mercy Card Game (7+ Yrs)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received UNO Show'em no mercy as a product review. My 7 year old has recently learned how to play UNO. He was able to pick up UNO Show'em no mercy without any trouble. It's currently a family favorite.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is not for the average family game night unless you want tears involved. If you are up for a competition, then this is the UNO for you. This game ran about the normal time as the regular UNO but brought me way more grins when slapping down the +10. I loved seeing the tears of having them add more cards to their hands.

I was playing against 3 of my kids and the all decided to give +10 each. That is criminal to do to your own father on the first hand.

Played it at my daughter's house. It's an extremely exciting and intense game. I can't wait to buy it for my house.

I got this for my birthday 2 weeks ago and it was good but made my friends my enemies:(

we are super mean, use custom rules with no card limit, play to 5000 pts. where can we find blank no Mercy cards for custom rules, we want to add +12, x2, and double frowny face cards where you have to find 2 colors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We spent hours as a family playing this game! That’s pretty incredible since we have a teenager and pre teen! They even invited friends over to play the game. It can be a longer game of uno or your out after first turn. All depends on the cards you have been dealt. Would recommend for family fun, it easy to understand and even our 75 year old grams and 93 year old Grammy played the game with us! Good clean hands on family entertainment!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is our new favorite version of Uno! It's a very fast-paced version of the game with lots of changes during each round, so it's not the best version for younger players. Uno Show'em No Mercy is perfect for very competive players with extra, special cards. We needed at least 30 minutes to play and enjoyed the game most when we played with at least 4 players.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game was fun. Definitely would be more fun with more players and not just 2. It was a little confusing at first to learn the new rules they added and also the new cards. Overall, we had fun playing it and will play again especially if we have friends and family over.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A really fun twist on the classic! We love the classic card game and play often so this new version instantly caught my interest and I’m so glad I picked it. It’s been hours of fun so far and would definitely recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is like uno on steroids! With +10 cards, you never know who is going to win! This held my kids’ attention for multiple games in a row and made game night a lot of fun. As always, the game is of a good quality for long lasting fun!

Bought this game for grandkids for Easter and was over last night and played it with them. This game is awesome! We even played it with 8 people which even made it more interesting.  It can definitely take a while to play because of all of the new action cards but is a great way to Get the whole family together for fun instead of video games. A must have.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you like Uno, then you will love this game. HOWEVER......if your children havent learned that life can be cruel, this game may not work for you. This game can be a bit mean with the draw 6, draw 10, skip everyone, swapping hands. There is way more strategy to this game than just running out of cards. There are new mechanics that you may not be used to and may be a bit much for some kids. My 11 year old understood how to play, but there were moments of frustration because he forgot what som of the cards did.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was difficult for kids to play without an adult. two 9 year olds tried playing and it was difficult for them to figure out what the cards meant. Would be best to play as a family to familiarize yourselves with the game.