Mattel Games UNO Card Game for Family Night, Travel Game & Gift for Kids in a Collectible Storage Tin for 2-10 Players (Amazon Exclusive)...

Absolutely love that there are two sides. My grandson loves playing the dark side in his Star Wars voice. We enjoy that we can do house rules and stack on each other. Loads of fun. You wont be disappointed.

Uno really is a fun family game! I purchased this new set primarily to get the tin box to store and protect the cards in. I am disappointed to find that it has a cheap cardstock holder for the cards inside. I don't expect it to hold up for very long at all. Hopefully it lasts better than expected.

This game has been an absolute blast with our whole family of all ages! It takes a few rounds to really get the hang of it and remember what each of the new cards mean after playing regular Uno for so many years. The cards and gameplay are creative and fun, and the directions included are easy to understand. A must-have edition for any Uno lover!

This is a great pack of uno. However there are a lot of new rules that I didnt know about, so myself and my son had to learn those but once we were on board weve had tons of fun playing with these cards. Also found that if a card causes a problem I just take it out of the deck thats the beauty of this, you can remove a card or two and not affect the game at all. Also love that these cards are in a tin so they will always be protected and not get lost. All in all a great purchase.

Bought this set to play with my niece and nephew. The tin case came tightly packaged, slipped in a cardboard box with no padding. The box appeared to not have been impacted nor crushed. The tin case was perfect with no dents nor scratches. Inside, the cards are divided into two decks, side-by-side, within a red cardboard frame to keep them from shifting and rattling in motion. Theres a 1.7-2.0 cm. margin that the inner cardboard frame takes up which could end up being removed to make the case smaller and more portable. Checking the cards, there were no scratches, bends, dents, creases, fraying, or any other physical defects. The printing is technically perfect as well so, combined with no physical defects, it is practically impossible to recognize specific cards from their edge or back. However Be it from printing alignment or cutting alignment, the graphics are slightly misaligned from the edges of some cards, either shifted off, or rotated by, a millimetre. Nothing egregious, but it isnt perfect. I am not expecting perfect precision though but if that is what youre looking for you would probably end up buying multiple sets to assemble all the cards you found to be perfect into a single set. That, or produce your own custom set. I wouldnt go so far to create a perfect set for a game like Uno though. I wont comment on the game itself as it is the same as it ever will be other than different variants and whatever group or house rules. That said, I got what I paid for and expected.