Uno HD v1.0.8 Symbian^3 by NightmareMan

- UNO™ on mobile reproduces the classic card game: Easy-to-understand rules offer challenge and excitement to all;
- Use your Action Cards wisely and don't forget to call "UNO™!" when you have only one card left;
- All your favourite Action Cards are here: Wild, Reverse, Draw 2, and more;
- Customize your game with 9 different rule sets to play your way including 7-0 and Jump-in;
- Progress through the increasingly difficult challenges in Tournament Mode to collect prizes;
- Play against the AI or your friends on one device in Multiplayer Mode.

UNO is a very popular card game that was created in 1971 by Merle Robbins, a Midwest barber. The game is based on the children's classic "Crazy Eights" and "Mau Mau," the latter of which has very similar rules.

UNO became immensely popular after a few years, and Mr. Robbins sold the rights to International Games. The basic version of this game is very easy to play; the advanced game variations create a more challenging exercise for the card playing enthusiast.
Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need:

* A well-lit and ventilated room
* A card table and chairs
* Pencils and paper
* Two UNO decks
* Four (or more) players


UNO Card Game - Variations

Basics

Familiarize yourself with the original or basic rules of UNO and the meaning of the colors, suits, wild and special instruction cards. The following steps are alternate variations.

Variation 1 - Elimination UNO (by A. Price)

Play the regular or standard game. However, the game does not end when someone plays their last card. Instead, the person responsible for allowing the person who is going out of the game is ELIMINATED. (A brutal rule!) In other words, if the person to your left has one card remaining in his hand, and you make the play that lets him get rid of his last card, YOU LOSE the game!

Variation 2 - Pirate UNO (by "Kyle")

Anytime a "Draw Two" card is played, the next player in turn, may "cover" it with another "Draw Two" card, and the penalty is now a draw of four cards to the next player, unless he can produce a "Draw Two" card. If not, the penalty is now six cards! When a seven of any color is played, the player of the seven may SWITCH hands with anyone else! When a zero card is played, all players PASS their hands to the next player in the direction the hand is going. And saying "Arrrggh" is encouraged!
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