01-002 Doraemon UNO

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Doraemon UNO

The first card game I would like to share is UNO. Yes, every people knows UNO. And this is exactly the reason why it is the most suitable game to play with your kids. UNO is widely available. And it is most likely the cheapest dedicated card desk that you can get. So, just let you kids to twist the cards. When the deck is getting too old, buy another set.

But the UNO that I have is a bit special. It is a Doraemon special edition. And it also got a bit of memory. This is the first card game in my collection and it is not mine. It is my wife’s. This is the first and only card game that we have after our marriage.

Doraemon UNO

Like most couples, we moved out to a new apartment after our honeymoon. My wife is not any card game nerd. Actually, she does not like card games at all. It is me who wanted to pull her away from TV and suggested to play card games together. She then brought this UNO pack to our new house.

Although the game says player age is from 6, my 4 years old daughter can play UNO without any problem. And we Asian all grow up with Doraemon. My kids just love the graphics.

General Information 

Player	2 to 10
Playing Time	30 mins
Age	6+
Year Released	1971
Designer	Merle Robbins
Publisher	Mattel, Inc.
Family	Matching, Shedding / Stops
Score	5.4 (Board Game Geek)

Specifications
Due to copyright issue, I cannot show you the full deck here.

Card size	US game size cards (55.9mm x 87.1mm, 2.2" x 3.43")
Deck size	108 cards
# of suits	4 colours – Blue, Green, Red & Yellow + Wild cards
Details	For each colour, there are: 1x 0 2x 1 2x 2 2x 3 2x 4 2x 5 2x 6 2x 7 2x 8 2x 9 2x Reverse 2x Skip 2x Draw Two And for wild cards: 4x Wild 4x Wild Draw Four

The game play

Where to buy?

Everywhere. Or Amazon.

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