UNO All Wild Has No Color and Number Cards
A new way to play with just Draw, Reverse Skip and new Hand Swap cards.
No doubt addressing fan obsession with Special Action Cards, Mattel has introduced “UNO All Wild.” According to Mattel, “In UNO All Wild card game, every single card is wild for a fast-paced, even more unpredictable version of this family favorite! There’s no matching of number or color like regular UNO, but it’s not as easy as it sounds.”
Doing away with the usual color and number cards, players are dealt a hand from a deck of 112 cards. Taking turns, players play Skip, Double-Skip, Draw, Targeted Draw, Reverse and Hand Swap cards until they get rid of all their cards. A faster-paced game, unlike traditional UNO, unless players are faced with a skip card, they should be able to play a card every turn.
Priced at $6 USD, UNO All Wild is available now on Mattel’s website.
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