UNO?

To play UNO, each player is dealt seven cards and the goal is to be the first to play all your cards by matching them with the top card on the discard pile.

Yes, UNO by Concrete Software offers an online multiplayer mode where you can play with friends or other players from around the world.

Yes, UNO has various themed decks and rule variations to add excitement and challenge to the game.

If a player fails to say 'UNO' when they have one card left and another player catches them, the forgetful player must draw two penalty cards.

Special action cards like Skip, Reverse, and Draw Two have specific effects that can change gameplay, such as skipping the next player's turn or forcing the next player to draw cards.

No, Draw Two and Draw Four cards cannot be stacked. If a player is unable to play a card and is hit with a Draw Two or Draw Four, they must draw the required number of cards.

There is typically no time limit for making plays in UNO, but players should try to keep the game moving at a reasonable pace to maintain the fun and excitement.

To win at UNO, it's important to pay attention to the cards played by others, strategize your moves, and use action cards wisely to outsmart your opponents and be the first to empty your hand.

Yes, playing an illegal card in UNO results in a penalty where the player must draw two cards from the draw pile as a consequence for breaking the rules.

Typically, you cannot end on an action card in UNO. The game continues with the next player having to follow the instructions of the action card (e.g., draw two cards) before being able to play their own card.