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UNO returns with classic gameplay enhanced by video chat support, customizable House Rules, and unique game spaces. Play locally or online with up to 4 players, track progress on leaderboards, and enjoy exclusive features like Happy Hour and Twitch integration for an interactive experience.
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9.99$
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9.99$
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14.16$
Release Date
03 Jan, 2017
Publisher/Developer
Ubisoft Entertainment
Reviews
Steam: 70.07% positive (29375/41924)
Metacritic: -
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System Requirements
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Originally released for Windows 7, the game can be played on Windows 10 and Windows 11 OS
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 | AMD Phenom II X4 945 or equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 | AMD Radeon HD 5670 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Sound Card: On Board
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UNO Steam AI Review Summary
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Summary generated from 300 most useful Steam user reviews.
Users wrote
UNO is praised for being easy to learn and fun to play with friends. Many reviews mention the core UNO experience but complain about bugs, launcher issues, and unstable online play. Some players enjoy No Mercy modes or DLC variations that add chaos and variety. Many suggest alternatives like Tabletop Simulator or playing the physical UNO to avoid Ubisoft Connect problems.
Last updated: 2026-03-06
Most Mentioned Advantages
- Solid core UNO gameplay (20 mentions) - UNO's core rules are simple and familiar, making it easy to start. reviewers say the digital version captures the feeling of the real card game. The core gameplay works well when the online system cooperates. Overall, the core UNO experience remains solid for fans of the game.
- Fun with friends and chaotic matches (18 mentions) - Reviewers say UNO shines when played with friends. The game becomes chaotic and exciting with voice chat and trash talk. Some players enjoy the No Mercy or special deck modes for extra chaos. The group experience is often described as the main appeal.
- No Mercy / DLC variations add variety (9 mentions) - Several reviews note that No Mercy and other DLC decks add variety to games. Some players find the new modes fun and chaotic. Others complain about the cost or balance of DLCs. Overall, the variety is mentioned as a positive when it works, but it can be annoying for some players.
Most Mentioned Disadvantages
- Widespread bugs and instability (40 mentions) - Many reviews report frequent bugs and crashes. Matches can freeze, cards don't register, or the game disconnects players. Online play often fails due to servers or login issues. The experience can be unplayable for some players. Persistence of bugs after updates is noted by several reviews.
- Ubisoft Connect / account login problems (30 mentions) - Several reviews complain about Ubisoft Connect being required to play. Users report login difficulties and locked accounts. Users report long login times and difficulty linking Steam to Ubisoft Connect. This launcher is repeatedly cited as a major barrier to playing UNO.
- Poor online connectivity and matchmaking (25 mentions) - Reviewers report long wait times and matches that never connect. Disconnections happen frequently during online play. Some games are filled with bots because players cannot connect. The online experience is described as unstable and often unplayable.
- Performance and UI problems (15 mentions) - Users complain about lag, slow menus, and unresponsive controls. Some systems show high CPU/GPU usage. The UI can be confusing and causes misclicks during play. Overall performance issues hinder the experience.
- Limited players and reliance on bots (7 mentions) - Several reviews note that you cannot easily play with 3 players online. You may be forced to play with AI bots. This reduces the party vibe for some players.
Compared Games
- Physical UNO (5 mentions) - Reviews suggest the physical UNO is a better option for a straightforward UNO experience.
- Tabletop Simulator (2 mentions) - Some reviewers recommend Tabletop Simulator to play UNO, offering a more authentic feel.
- Browser UNO / No Mercy variants (2 mentions) - A few reviews compare to browser-based UNO or other quick options that avoid launcher issues.
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UNO description
UNO Game Description
Experience the joy of one of the most classic and beloved card games with UNO! In this exciting game, players match cards by color, number, or symbol, while using action cards to change the dynamics and keep the gameplay lively. The goal is simple: be the first to empty your hand. Remember to shout "UNO!" when you're down to your last card!
UNO can be played both locally and online with up to four players, allowing you to connect with friends or challenge opponents worldwide. Track your progress on global and weekly leaderboards, level up, and earn special Medals to showcase your achievements.
Customize your gaming experience with a variety of House Rules, including Stacking, Jump-In, and 7-0 rules. Personalize your game space through MyDesign, unlocking colorful boards, unique card decks, and avatars as you play. Exciting limited-time events, like Happy Hour, provide fresh gameplay experiences by offering select DLC for free, invigorating your sessions.
Engage further with interactive features, including a Twitch Extension, where you can predict outcomes and influence gameplay in real-time. Get ready for endless fun in UNO!