Mattel Games UNO Show ?em No Mercy Card Game for Kids, Adults & Family Parties and Travel With Extra Cards, Special Rules and Tougher Penalties., HWV18

Mattel Games UNO Show is a fantastic twist on the classic UNO that adds even more excitement and laughs. The new elements keep the game fresh and engaging while still being easy to learn, making it perfect for family game nights or playing with friends. The cards are good quality, the rules are simple to follow, and as can be seen in the photo, we can’t stop playing this! It’s fun, interactive, and keeps everyone involved from start to finish. A great addition to any game collection and a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Highly recommended!

Causes major arguments, bullying, teambuilding skills, good memories, opportunities to start playing more types of Uno. Me and my family love this game. Perfect for holidays. Functional to keep adults (Mainly) and children entertained for hours. One game of ours lasted in the airport for about an hour and a half. Small, very good quality, good value and I will be buying the expansion pack would also recommend Uno flip two games of Uno in one.

Great addictive game … UNO with attitude. Instructions could be clearer, but huge fun when you master the rules.

UNO is a family favourite and so I was pleased to receive this as a birthday gift. The game adds some extra value to the original classic with additional draw cards (up to a whopping 10 cards), special cards (such as full 360 reversal) and a tweak on some of the traditional rules (such as 'stacking' draw cards so that some unlucky sod ends up with so many cards that you need hands the size of King Kong!) One twist is that players can be out of the game when 25 cards in your hand are reached. All of the above makes for a fun game. On balance, I think the original is my preference - the cards seem of better quality and the gameplay keeps everyone involved for longer. However, if you already have the classic game then this should be a welcome addition.

Great family fun at an affordable price good quality product

This is brutal. I questioned the 25 card rule and why it was the mercy rule. Then we played. Ooooohhhhh. Now I get it! Great game!

This version of UNO is not for the weak-hearted, and that’s exactly why it’s brilliant. UNO Show ’em No Mercy takes the classic game everyone knows and adds a truly savage twist. The new action cards and harsher penalties turn a simple family game night into loud, competitive chaos – and we’ve loved every minute of it. It definitely leads to family arguments, but in the fun, laughing, “I can’t believe you just did that to me” kind of way. You get dramatic betrayals, payback moves, and long-standing “alliances” broken in seconds. It’s become the go-to game when we want something lively and a bit ruthless. What I like: - Hilarious, over-the-top gameplay that keeps everyone engaged - New cards add real tension and excitement - Perfect for families who enjoy a bit of competitive teasing - Great replay value – every game feels different Things to note: - It can get very competitive, so probably not ideal for anyone who takes games too seriously - Rounds can sometimes run long if people keep stacking and punishing each other (which is half the fun) If your family enjoys loud laughter, playful arguments and light-hearted revenge, this is perfect. UNO Show ’em No Mercy has taken our game nights to a whole new level.

Didn’t have the rules in the box and the cards feel very cheap and thin compared to the original UNO game we have. Glad I bought it discounted as it feels more like a knock off version

O jogo é muito bom! Precisamos personalizar algumas regras, pois da forma original o jogo acabava se resumindo a fazer o outro jogador pegar 25 cartas para sair. Mantivemos essa regra, mas adaptamos algumas outras, como a da carta 7, por exemplo, o que deixou a partida bem mais dinâmica e divertida.

ok

Not for the week hearted. Cards quality is ok.

Fun game

Do not buy this unless you want the Japanese version. Packaging and instructions in Japanese, not as per images. Had to return, very annoying.