Minimalist Uno Cards

Whoever said “less is more” was right because these minimalist Uno cards just made game night a whole lot cooler. The clean look makes you feel like the OG Uno showered and put on a sexy aftershave. Even Mattel couldn’t resist it and now this beautiful design will soon be a part of the official UNO gang!

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These cards look so good that I won’t be surprised if people sneakily take them home from games night and put it up on their wall as “art”. Make sure you count them before you wrap up, this deck is a keeper.

UNO Minimalista Card Game for 7 Year Olds & Up: Age Range: 7 Years and Up; A beautiful, simplistic design makes the UNO Minimalista deck completely unique; Warleson Oliveira’s minimalistic design for UNO was brought from concept to reality by Mattel in less than 30 days! Game play is like classic UNO. Players match cards using color and numbers.

1. You’ll find 25 of each color (red, green, blue, and yellow), eight Wild cards, three Customizable cards and one Special Rule card inside the 112-card deck. If you can’t make a match, you must draw from the central pile! And when you’re down to one card, don’t forget to shout “UNO!”.
2. Mattel and the National Federation of the Blind have partnered together to create a Braille edition of UNO®, the iconic family card game. UNO® has always prided itself on being a card game for everyone, but often blind and low-vision people found it difficult to participate.
3. If you’re looking at these cards it is because you like the minimalistic and modern look. As you can tell by the pictured the symbols are different, spades and hearts are triangles and clubs are 3 circles. Yes it is different from the normal suits, but after a bit you get used to it. It just takes a little bit to adjust. The font is kind of small but of course you get used to it. Overall i really like these cards. They’re a unique deck.

Designer: Warleson Oliveira

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