Uno Teams Family Card Game (7+ Yrs)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really good game to play with for the kids and adults good value and durability and safety, quite easy to learn how to play and very challenging game

I play this with several friends (4 teams) that are all in their 70s or older and it can be a bit crazy keeping everyone on the same page while they're learning. But once they play a few games they catch on and it goes pretty smoothly. We have a blast and everyone likes this version of the game. I think this one is my favorite version of Uno along with Uno Flip and Uno No Mercy. For me, once you've played any of these three versions of Uno it's hard to go back to the original version. I have 5 or 6 different version of Uno that I bring to game night every time. If you are considering another Uno game to play with your friends or family, this one is a must!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is fun if everyone playing is around the same age/skill level. But playing with my 7-10 year old and myself, it's clear that while it is mostly luck of the draw, the strategy part went over my son's heads and it was an uneven game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a fun twist to a classic game! I didn’t think Uno could get any more fun but here it is. This was a fun way to play with and assist the little ones that always want to play with the bigger ones. Fun for all ages.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Team building family fun! We enjoyed uno teams as a family.. how ever I do suggest rock papers scissors to build teams. To switch things up because things definitely get competitive amongst family members.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is such a fun game! Our family of 4 was able to take a game we already love, and add teamwork and communication into it. There are new cards in the deck that work with the team format including passing cards and wild team play cards. The hardest part is remembering to not break the communication rules, and not give your partner info about your cards.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A perfect twist on a classic game that makes it more fun for families with younger children. I love that I can partner with my youngest daughter and we get to play as a TEAM instead of me just helping her or the two of us competing against her sisters. I like the pairing up of players to make it more family friendly with not quite as much competition among family members ending in tears and fights. I like the cards/play options that are new to this version specifically. Passing cards and strategizing with another player is a lot of fun and adds a new interest to the game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We played this as a family the last Friday and Saturday nights. We did girls vs boys, parents be kids and mother/son and father/daughter. Playing teams was a great new spin on a classic my wife and I grew up with. Getting to play with our kids was so much fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] UNO teams is a great card game to take on the go. We took it on vacation and played in the airport and at the hotel. It’s so fun and lasts longer than standard ink because you can’t win till your team wins. I love how portable it is and how it’s engaging for all ages.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So basically this is a standard uno deck but with some new rules. In order to play you should be either 4,6 or 8 persons to start.You need a teammate that sits on your opposite. The colored cards are basically the same as the regular uno except there are 'passing symbol and +2 on the teams cards so if you have to pass your teammate also and/or take de +2 you and your teammate. There is no wild+4 in this version of uno. It was fun to play with my kids, they had a lot of fun also is not hard to get the hang out of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Mattel Uno Teams Card Game was initially a hit with the players but a little stressful for myself as the designated dealer and instruction master. I fully read the instructions once before playing. During the game I would refer to the instructions as the cards with new cues came up. Everyone enjoyed the banter and felt that this game allowed for more communication during the game. I felt that the game allowed for a little too much banter because my players would get further distracted and off topic and it was confusing if at least one person wasn’t paying close attention to what was happening. This game would be great for older, more competitive and serious players that enjoy remaining hyper-focused on the game. Therefore this game would perhaps be better suited for a grown-up Game Night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a super fun game to play as a family with teams! My youngest was a little young for it but it was a great hit with our older daughter. It was easy to learn and was enjoyable for the entire family. This is definitely something we will add in for a fun family night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My family and friend group has loved playing Uno for as long as I can remember. We were excited to try this new Uno teams game. It took us some time to learn the rules, you do need a min. of 4 people to play and an even number. It has some new cards and is SO fun! It makes the game more of a competition and we love it! The rules were easy to learn and my kids enjoy playing too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Before dinner this weekend, the kids and I played uno teams. It was a fun twist on a classic. My son, who usually wins was caught by surprise when he was out of cards but his partner wasn’t! It made the play time longer and the kids were having a great time.