UNO guides

The match-a-color, match-a-number card game that started a family dynasty.

UNO is the shedding-type card game that has been a family-table staple since 1971. The goal never changes — be the first to play every card in your hand — but the modern line-up wraps that simple race in wildly different rule packs, from the gentle chaos of All Wild to the eliminate-your-friends brutality of Show ’Em No Mercy.

This hub compares the versions so you can pick the right box, then links to a full how-to-play guide for each one.

Which UNO version should you buy?

Compare the editions at a glance, then jump into the full how-to-play guide for any of them.

Version	Best for	Players	Time	Ages	Guide	Buy
UNO Classic	the definitive, everyone-knows-it version	2–10	20–30 min	7+	Read guide	Amazon
UNO Flip	a bigger-stakes twist on the classic	2–10	25–35 min	7+	Read guide	Amazon
UNO Attack	chaotic party nights with the card launcher	2–10	20–30 min	7+	Read guide	Amazon
UNO All Wild	fast, no-matching family chaos	2–10	15–30 min	7+	Read guide	Amazon
Show ’Em No Mercy	ruthless, elimination-style grudge matches	2–10	30–60 min	7+	Read guide	Amazon

All UNO guides

UNO Classic 2–10 players · 20–30 min How to play → UNO Flip 2–10 players · 25–35 min How to play → UNO Attack 2–10 players · 20–30 min How to play → UNO All Wild 2–10 players · 15–30 min How to play → Show ’Em No Mercy 2–10 players · 30–60 min How to play →

UNO add-ons worth owning

Card game storage tin / case Keeps a loose UNO deck from scattering across the game-night table. Standard-size card sleeves Protect a deck that gets shuffled hard by kids every week.