Uno

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Uno is a digital adaptation of the classic card game, where players take turns matching colors and numbers in a race to get rid of their cards. The game features multiple play modes, customizable rules, and online multiplayer for up to four players. The objective remains the same as the original, be the first player to discard all your cards while following the game's specific rules.

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Reviews

73%

Audience ScoreBased on 24,276 reviews

gameplay71 positive mentions

stability385 negative mentions

stability
394 mentions
2 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
98 % negative mentions
The stability of the game has been widely criticized, with users reporting frequent crashes, freezes, and connection issues, particularly in multiplayer modes. Many players have expressed frustration over the game's buggy performance, which often requires extensive troubleshooting without resolution. Overall, the game's stability issues significantly detract from the enjoyment, making it difficult to recommend for online play.
- “Wasn't buggy for me.”
- “Runs great, and one of the best chill games I've ever played.”
- “While playing with 3 other friends online, the game was fully functional, fun, and bug free.”
- “Always was buggy but multiplayer lobby is always crashing since the newest update.”
- “Game is buggy and requires Ubisoft launcher.”
- “The game is so buggy that I got two other people to download it and none of them could make it work.”
gameplay
271 mentions
26 % positive mentions
69 % neutral mentions
5 % negative mentions
The gameplay of Uno is generally praised for its simplicity and engaging mechanics, making it accessible for both casual and seasoned players. While the digital version retains the classic feel, it introduces unique house rules and DLCs that add variety and excitement. However, many users report significant issues with online connectivity, lag, and bugs that detract from the overall experience, leading to frustration during matches.
- “Uno shines in its straightforward yet engaging gameplay.”
- “The introduction of unique house rules can also lead to unexpected twists and fun gameplay variations.”
- “Its easy-to-learn gameplay, engaging multiplayer features, and customization options make it a fantastic choice for both casual gamers and longtime fans.”
- “These issues can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustration, particularly during crucial moments in a match.”
- “The gameplay lacks engagement and excitement, and the process of setting up a lobby is more challenging than it should be.”
- “The worst company on earth comes in and makes yet another one of their games impossible to play with friends as my friends along with myself will have our game ruined by someone being disconnected or the game mechanics just not functioning whatsoever.”
humor
252 mentions
98 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
2 % negative mentions
The humor in this game is widely praised, with players highlighting its chaotic and hilarious nature, especially when played with friends. Many reviews mention the joy of watching friends struggle with card penalties, leading to laughter and memorable moments, despite the potential for friendly rivalry and frustration. Overall, the game is described as a source of endless amusement, making it a great choice for social gatherings.
- “This game is so funny with friends.”
- “It's funny to watch your relationships get ruined after playing this game with friends.”
- “So if you're looking for a hilarious way to strain relationships and make epic memories, Uno is your ticket to laughter, betrayal, and maybe even redemption.”
- “Not funny getting 50+ cards.”
- “+4 not funny :(”
- “Not funny, didn't laugh.”
graphics
202 mentions
31 % positive mentions
66 % neutral mentions
3 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are generally described as colorful and engaging, effectively capturing the playful spirit of Uno with vibrant visuals and a user-friendly interface. However, many users express frustration over the game's high graphical demands, which can lead to performance issues on lower-end systems, and the lack of adjustable graphics settings. While some appreciate the aesthetic appeal and smooth animations, others criticize the graphical glitches and the overall necessity of such intensive graphics for a simple card game.
- “The graphics are colorful and cheerful, maintaining the classic Uno aesthetic with vibrant cards and a simple interface.”
- “Ubisoft has done an excellent job in terms of visuals and user interface design in Uno.”
- “The game features vibrant and colorful graphics that enhance the overall experience.”
- “For a card game, it is extremely graphics heavy, so much so that I often give up waiting for it to load (sometimes as long as 10 minutes).”
- “On top of these shortcomings, the graphics and sound design are lackluster, failing to capture the charm and excitement of the physical card game.”
- “The graphics in this game are... well, let's just say they won't be winning any awards.”
music
115 mentions
33 % positive mentions
60 % neutral mentions
7 % negative mentions
The music in the game is generally praised for its upbeat and engaging soundtrack, which enhances the fun atmosphere of gameplay. However, many users have criticized the volume, noting that the intro music is excessively loud and can be distracting, even when settings are adjusted. While some players enjoy the jazzy and relaxing tunes, others find the repetitive nature of the music to be annoying over time.
- “The game features an upbeat soundtrack that complements the fast-paced nature of Uno.”
- “The music is lighthearted and engaging, contributing to a fun gaming atmosphere.”
- “The soundtrack in particular is incredibly well-suited to the game and gives a very relaxing and chill vibe.”
- “But the entry music needs to not be so loud.”
- “My frustration with this product is unmeasurable even though I have only played 40 minutes. It's like a stepped bear trap laced with salt with the main menu music drowning out my screams of pain as they defaulted the music to the highest volume.”
- “The music doesn't fit the game and is repetitive, and the announcers are just poorly executed.”
story
114 mentions
23 % positive mentions
63 % neutral mentions
14 % negative mentions
The reviews for the "story" aspect of various games are mixed, with some praising compelling narratives and character development, while others criticize a lack of depth or coherence. Many players highlight the importance of lore and character backstories, but some express frustration over technical issues that detract from the storytelling experience. Overall, the quality of the story varies significantly across titles, with some games offering rich narratives and others being described as having little to no story at all.
- “A compelling story of family and struggle.”
- “The world is beautifully put together alongside its lore and storytelling.”
- “This is a very story-rich, action-packed game full of diverse characters all with interesting backstories and personalities.”
- “A recent example is the case of the crew, whose servers were shut down, depriving players not only of the multiplayer mode but also of the single-player story mode, and is now also inaccessible on Ubisoft Connect.”
- “Combat is okay but the story is a bit lacking unless you really get into the lore, in which case it's really good.”
- “The game in itself is great but being able to actually play it is a different story.”
optimization
69 mentions
19 % positive mentions
38 % neutral mentions
43 % negative mentions
The optimization of the game has been widely criticized, with users reporting severe performance issues, including high GPU utilization, frequent crashes, and laggy online play. Many players express frustration over the game's inability to run smoothly on both high-end and low-end hardware, describing it as one of the worst optimized titles they've encountered, especially for a simple card game. Despite some players noting improvements, the overall sentiment remains that the game's optimization is significantly lacking, leading to a frustrating experience.
- “The game now runs smoothly and has enough players.”
- “I'm not saying that Uno is a bad game, it's a rather great one, but the performance of this game just ruins the experience of it.”
- “Good game, but bad optimization.”
- “It's actually crazy how unoptimized this game is.”
- “The game takes way too long to load and isn't optimized well.”
- “This game is so poorly optimized that it's a shame it's even for sale.”
monetization
42 mentions
5 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
62 % negative mentions
The monetization model of the game has been widely criticized for being overly aggressive, with many players feeling pressured to spend money on microtransactions for essential features, customizations, and additional game modes. Reviewers describe the game as a "cash grab," highlighting issues such as frequent crashes, poor design, and the presence of ads, which detract from the overall experience. Despite some enjoyment of the gameplay, the pervasive monetization tactics have left many players frustrated and disappointed.
- “Some of the extra game rules are locked behind microtransactions.”
- “This game is decent but it has microtransactions.”
- “While the game is fun, it feels like you are constantly being pushed to spend money on in-app purchases to access special cards, customizations, and additional modes.”
- “In conclusion, this game is seemingly nothing more than a cash grab, full of flash, but no substance.”
- “The game crashes regularly online, and not only do they expect you to pay $10 for this, it's also filled with microtransactions.”
grinding
30 mentions
10 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
40 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessively tedious, often requiring a significant time investment that feels disproportionate to the gameplay experience. Many express frustration with the necessity of using third-party platforms like Ubisoft Connect, which complicates the process of playing with friends. Overall, the consensus is that the grinding can detract from the enjoyment of the game, making it feel like a chore rather than a fun activity.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “A bit grindy sometimes.”
- “One long, tedious grind.”
- “Having to go through that tedious process just to play a simple card game is ridiculous.”
- “It's very tedious and a horrible user experience for not even a free game.”
- “It was tedious to install, requiring a third-party platform (Uplay) and an additional account to even start the game.”
emotional
26 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The emotional aspect of the game is a rollercoaster, eliciting laughter, frustration, and even tears from players. Many describe it as a source of both wholesome fun and emotional turmoil, with experiences ranging from heartwarming moments with friends to feelings of despair and regret over lost games. Overall, it evokes strong emotional responses, making it a memorable yet potentially overwhelming experience.
- “This can be extremely funny, infuriating, and heart-warming, regardless of whether it's with friends or with family.”
- “I never went below 10 cards again, and by the end of the game, my so-called friends were laughing as I cried.”
- “This game made me cry and destroyed my entire life; my wife divorced me after I played too much Uno and my kids don't talk to me anymore.”
replayability
20 mentions
20 % positive mentions
65 % neutral mentions
15 % negative mentions
The game's replayability is generally viewed positively, with various modes like classic, tournaments, and house rules contributing to a fresh experience. However, some players feel that the limited number of basic modes can lead to diminished replay value over time. Overall, while the game offers a fun and engaging experience, its replayability can vary depending on player preferences and the availability of friends to play with.
- “The digital format allows for quick matchmaking and various game modes, including classic, house rules, and tournaments, enhancing replayability and keeping the experience fresh.”
- “The game also offers a variety of different game modes, including classic Uno, tournament, and partner, which adds to the replayability.”
- “It's Uno, so the game itself is fun and has infinite replay value.”
- “With only a handful of basic game modes available, the replay value quickly diminishes, leaving players craving more depth and variety.”
- “There's not much replay value, unless you're just looking to burn relationships.”
- “Only games vs AI are playable.”
atmosphere
7 mentions
43 % positive mentions
57 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of the game is characterized by dynamic and vibrant backgrounds that vary across different modes, complemented by lighthearted music that enhances the overall experience. The engaging graphics and customizable features, along with online multiplayer options, create a captivating environment that encourages players to return. Additionally, the DLC content further enriches the game's atmosphere.
- “The music is lighthearted and engaging, contributing to a fun gaming atmosphere.”
- “Its vibrant graphics, customizable game modes, and online multiplayer capabilities create a captivating atmosphere that keeps players returning for more.”
- “Dynamic backgrounds in different game modes may feature unique visuals, creating a lively atmosphere.”