UNO Wonder

When I get the opportunity to do uno so they can draw two cards but the game does not respond

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The game is scripted at a point of time

I love this new take at uno. Very interactive, minimal ads and overall fun gameplay. I am not usually a fan of reviews and feedback that pops up in game but the devs actually care about user feedback from their users in this game. Overall highly recommended and fun game.

Though the game provides a unique gameplay, there is a lot of scope to improve. 1)As the game progresses, the levels become lengthy, the number of rounds increases and the energy levels fall short. 2)As you progress on the levels, the multiplayers level requires more coins (200,400,800) at one point player will exhaust all the coins. The key area of improvement can be to increase the energy levels (develop more in-game levels, to gain more energy), and the coins should be allocated as per the face value of cards (wild cards 50 coins, face value cards at face value, etc)- like in other UNO games. I barely review a game, but as I see that you are constantly striving to improve, asking for feedback every other day during the game, hence, I am leaving you with this feedback. If this doesn’t get improved, I see a lot of churn from the existing users downloads, me being one of them.

I'm absolutely loving this new UNO! The whole concept of bringing the classic card game into a single-player, one-handed experience is just brilliant. And the new cards they've added? Totally take the game to the next level. That clown card and the punch card in particular have become some of my favorites. They just add such a fun, creative twist on the familiar play. Another part I like gotta be the whole cruise ship theme they've got going on. It's been a blast traveling the world and collecting all these cool landmark stickers - some of them even move! Although I do wish I had a bit more control over where I could place them in my journal. The only real bummer is the teammate system. I don't always click with the AI partners it assigns me, and sometimes it feels like the opposing team is just getting way better cards. But hey, that just makes the victories that much sweeter when I manage to pull them off. I've already thrown a bit of money at it, and I'm happy with everything I've gotten so far. The fun cruise-themed UNO action is exactly the kind of casual, pick-up-and-play experience I've been craving. Definitely a must-try for any fellow UNO fans out there!

As an introvert, I'm always on the hunt for chill, non-competitive games. UNO 2 GO checked all the right boxes with its relaxing cruise ambiance and straightforward but utterly addicting gameplay loop. The minute I started playing, it sucked me in for "just one more round" over and over again. The brilliant game additions like those innovative mirror cards (which I don't recall seeing in any other version) kept things feeling fresh too. I was hooked on the soothing act of clearing levels and filling out my digital scrapbook journal. So satisfying watching it populate with stickers and mementos from my journeys. I just wish there were more options to customize the cover art, card sleeves, and other cosmetic items. What really sold me though was how UNO 2 GO normalizes and celebrates solo, distraction-free play. With spotty internet being my usual reality, this gave me a polished full gameplay experience I could enjoy anytime, anywhere without worrying about online connectivity. No competitive multiplayer to raise my anxiety either! My one gripe is feeling punished whenever I failed a level in the campaign mode races. Having to start all over from the beginning after just one loss definitely stung - especially after spending money on boosters to aid my run. I don't mind a challenge, but repeating long progress streaks is demoralizing. Hopefully they can implement a level checkpoint system. Overall, UNO 2 GO just oozes chill, serene vibes perfectly catering to us introverts craving low-pressure solo experiences. I'm hooked on this relaxing new take, but also craving more story and customization options to truly make it my own little getaway. An utterly soothing escape if you can look past the harsh campaign resets.