UNO

Depricated and currently unplayable. they have it up for free money from people that dont know that its unplayable and cant be asked to ask for a refund

Steam took this game off of the platform and to Ubisoft which has, quite possibly, the worst platform of all time. I can't play it now. I bought the game on here and it says I don't own it. With that being said, the game itself was also terrible. I don't have the CD key option, and I don't own it on any of my ubisoft accounts. I paid for a product that steam has removed and I do not have access to anymore. I believe I deserve a refund and I will ask for one, but I can guarantee I will not receive it. I've tried to fix this issue on multiple occasions over 2 or 3 years now.

crashes when i try to play online, so whats the point of having this game if i cant play it

It's UNO. Why does it need it's own damn launcher? Why is it SO HARD to keep a stable connection or even connect to another friend/client in the first place? Why does it keep forcing controller support on and then not listen to any kind of controller? Why is it so laggy? It's a f***ing card game.

wont let me play, game crashes every time i try to get into a game. ubisoft fix the game i just wanna play uno with my friends

Waste of time and money. It makes you install Ubisoft Connect which is cross-platform, but the game itself is not cross-platform. It's also incredibly buggy. It will repeatedly tell you that you have no network connection even if you do (confirmed this is an issue for my friends as well). Sometimes if you click too fast between menus the last selection you made becomes what gets clicked instead of what you have your cursor hovering on. Very poorly made. This might be acceptable if it was free, not for something that costs money and isn't consistently updated.

One of my friends spent over an hour trying to create an Ubisoft account. After looking into it we realized this is a common ongoing issue that Ubisoft hasn't solved in two years. The fact that this game uses the Ubisoft launcher at all makes it a worse product.

Uno might be one of the most beloved card games in the world, but the digital version feels like an insult to fans. What should have been a fun and relaxing way to play with friends has been utterly ruined by terrible design choices, a lack of accessibility, and an infuriating disregard for fair play.
Network Requirements That Gatekeep the Fun

One of the most glaring issues is the game's draconian network requirements. If your connection doesn’t meet their arbitrary standards, you can forget about hosting a lobby. This alienates players who don't have the "perfect" internet and forces them to depend on others to host. It’s absurd that in a casual game like Uno, hosting a game with friends becomes a privilege rather than a basic feature.
Broken and Ugly UI

The user interface is an absolute disaster. It feels like it was designed in a rush and left half-finished. The fake scrollbars are particularly egregious—giving the illusion of functionality while doing nothing at all. Navigating menus is a chore, with inconsistent layouts, sluggish performance, and an overall unpolished aesthetic. The visuals, far from being vibrant and engaging, are dull and outdated, which is baffling for such a simple game.
Cheaters Reign Supreme

Perhaps the worst offender is the leaderboard system, which is completely overrun by cheaters. Climbing the rankings feels pointless when it’s clear the system does nothing to combat or even acknowledge cheating. Legitimate players are effectively locked out of meaningful competition, and it sours the entire experience for anyone hoping for a fair game.
A Missed Opportunity

Uno has so much potential, but this digital adaptation falls flat in almost every way. Between the alienating technical requirements, the clunky UI, and the rampant cheating, it’s hard to recommend this game to anyone. Uno deserves better, and so do its players. Until these fundamental issues are addressed, this version of Uno is a hard pass.

Incredible game perfect for having fun with friends- and cool graphics.

how do you not have uno it literally came with your xbox

On a serious note, it's Uno. It's a classic. The lag and servers issues happen frequently enough for you to notice (thanks Ubisoft!) but not necessarily be overly aggravated and angry about. It's not a perfect version of the game but it's still Uno.

This game is the definition of wasted potential. Ubisoft strikes again with a clunky account system and countless bugs. If you manage to get the game working properly, it is actually quite fun. However, getting a whole group of friends to play this game is such a pain that I wouldn't subject anyone through for a game of UNO. The options for house rules are quite nice, but good luck finding lobbies at specific times. I wouldn't recommend the DLC unless if you get the bundles when they go on sale. Such a shame that such an amazing card game like UNO was done poorly in a video game format. I hope to see that this game is polished one day, but in it's current state, I would avoid it.

i forgot to activate my ubisoft account that bind to this game and boom, unplayable. Fuck you Ubisoft

you though the card game on new years was bad, well this is a whole new level of satans asshole. yes i keep comming back and yes we are mainly still friends but still.

UNO is a old card game we all know and love i am sure it play the same way on the pc but did not even play it because in order to play the game you have to make account on a 3rd-party just to pay the game and i sooo do not need more junk mail to my e-mail

Constantly kicks out friends while playing.. Oh, and remember to exit Ubisoft when finished playing or it will remain open in your system tray and collect your data, which is the only reason they want you to sign in.

Well it simply has too many bugs and you can't even start it. Spend about half an hour figuring out how to get into the game cuz the log page doesn't allow you to type in anything. It would waste tons of your precious time. So just DON'T BUY IT.

This Ubisoft trash does not work. Its a card game Ubisoft. Slave children in China, Vietnam, Philippines, and other countries can code better then your game.

Wouldnt let me connect to online gameplay even after restarting it, unplugging my wifi router, and in the entire while my friend could still invite me to play a game with him

Now i know why its called Uno. Because anytime you get into an online game, everyone gets disconnected, leaving you to be the only player left in the game. The settings menu is so slow. When you just want to quickly turn down the volume you end up missing your turn. Everytime you load up the game it resets your selected profile picture. Also, the Ubisoft launcher can eat a bag of Gungan Wieners.

Game Sucks, you should buy it.

I would LOVE to play uno if UBISOFT ACTUALLY WORKED.
Seriously, I tried logging in several times to uplay but it simply says that the ubisoft service is unavailable.
I don't care if there is a solution to this, I'm disappointed that I even bothered playing a ubisoft game in 2024.

don't waste your time with it. There is no game, it's just a collection of bugs that makes it unplayable

This is classic UNO that everyone loves and grew up with, but in digital form. UNO has colourful graphics that pop nicely, smooth jazz music to relax too and plenty of modes to keep the game fresh.

Ubisoft servers lag with this game as well. This game could run on a browser, unacceptable.

Ubisoft managed to screw up Uno which is almost impressive, but most just sad. Game is fine once you get in but as much of a pain as it is to get to that point dealing with Ubisofts launcher and needing an account to even play I really cannot recommend this product.

Despite all its faults with Connect (and the parent company), this game WAS still a blast, and worth sorting out the connectivity issues to play online with my friends. Why? Because until recently you were able to play DLC content you did not own so long as the lobby host owned it.

Sadly, that has changed.

In a recent money grab ("update"), Ubisoft has made it so anyone without the DLC content currently in play gets kicked from the game after about 10 minutes. Now we have an advertisement system where one DLC pack is sponsored on rotation as "free to try". Only that sponsored DLC pack is allowable to play without getting kicked. Everything else is officially behind a pay wall for ALL players.

Truly a shame, but not entirely unexpected considering it's Ubisoft we're talking about here. I cannot recommend this game unless they revert this change, but I'm not holding my breath.

RIP UNO; it was fun while it lasted.

This game is awful, buggy, painful, often broken, only worth while to induce infinite suffering by turning on all the optional rules and being stuck in the infinite Uno loop. Im pretty sure it downloaded like 8 separate pieces of spyware, and often bricks with its dumb ubisoft pc service. Its ass, but its really funny ass. Every election night me and my friends play this together, max score limit, usually keeps us so busy and angry about the ass that is, all optional rules uno, that none of us can stay worried about the nightmare that is american electoral process. We've done it for 4 elections now. It has sucked every time, but it worked. Makes me laugh till I angry cry, and on election night its just what I need to distract from the death of democracy by its own damn hands.

That said, don't buy this game? Its bad? Like for real, very bad? its selling skin packs for more than a real physical deck of uno cards. Why is this ancient crypt ass game still getting updates, and given it has been why is it still running like shit? I feel like I can hear the one unpaid intern that is forced to work on this game crying.

11/10

Just saw this in my library, been locked out of my copy of the game since 2021. Tried to refund it back then cause I havent even hit 2hrs and cant play the game even if i wanted to but it got denied.

love a good ol' fashioned game of uno where friends become enemies :)

Trying to play online for the last few months has been awful. Servers seems to be potatoes., Regret investing in this game.

Not hard but the hardest part was signing the tos for Ubisoft was the hardest part of it all

UNO : By Triple F

"Uno" by Ubisoft Entertainment is a digital adaptation of the classic card game that has entertained families and friends for generations. Released on various platforms, this version of Uno takes the iconic tabletop experience and elevates it with interactive visuals, customizable rules, and online multiplayer functionality, making it accessible for both new players and veterans alike. With colorful graphics, dynamic effects, and seamless online matchmaking, Ubisoft’s Uno brings new life to the beloved card game, though it comes with a few quirks that may impact the experience.

The core gameplay of "Uno" remains true to the classic card game’s principles: players take turns matching colors and numbers with the goal of being the first to play all their cards. Ubisoft’s digital adaptation retains this familiar gameplay, making it easy to jump into without any learning curve. Players can also shout "Uno!" by pressing a button when they have one card left, which adds a satisfying touch of urgency and competition. The simplicity and universal appeal of Uno are well-preserved here, allowing players to enjoy the timeless mechanics that have made it such a mainstay in family game collections.

One of the most attractive features of Ubisoft’s Uno is its versatility with custom game modes and house rules. Players can choose to activate various rule tweaks like stacking Draw 2 and Draw 4 cards, playing "Jump-In" to add an extra layer of chaos, or setting limits on certain moves. These customizations allow players to adapt the game to their preferred style, making each session unique and unpredictable. The ability to combine house rules opens up more strategic possibilities and keeps gameplay fresh, catering to players who want a twist on the standard formula. However, for those who prefer a more traditional experience, the classic mode is always available.

The online multiplayer component is where Ubisoft’s Uno truly shines, offering matchmaking for casual games, ranked matches, and private lobbies. With online play, players can connect with friends or join random players around the world, creating a lively and competitive atmosphere. Voice and text chat features enhance the social aspect, allowing for friendly banter or playful trash talk. This online functionality is a huge advantage over the physical version, as it eliminates the need to gather players in one place and provides a smooth, accessible way to play Uno anytime. Despite this, occasional connection issues can disrupt matches, and some players may experience lag, which can hinder the flow of gameplay.

In addition to standard Uno, Ubisoft has added several unique themed decks that add special cards and effects to the gameplay, such as the Rabbids, Rayman, and Just Dance decks. Each themed deck introduces special action cards that change the dynamics of the game, keeping players on their toes with unexpected twists. For instance, the Rabbids deck adds chaotic wild cards that can instantly change the game, while the Just Dance deck has moves that force players to draw cards based on rhythm prompts. These themed decks are fun and engaging, and they bring a fresh layer of unpredictability and excitement to Uno. However, they may not be appealing to players who prefer the simplicity of the original game.

Ubisoft’s Uno boasts a bright and engaging visual design that is both appealing and easy to follow. The game board is clear and well-organized, with animated card effects that add flair without cluttering the screen. Visual cues such as the countdown for saying "Uno!" or the effects of special cards are intuitive and easy to understand, making gameplay feel seamless and enjoyable. The user interface is simple and functional, allowing players to navigate menus, check scores, and view rule sets without confusion. The colorful, lively visuals give Uno a polished, modern look that feels accessible for players of all ages.

Sound design in Uno enhances the experience, with cheerful background music and satisfying sound effects for each card action. The music shifts slightly based on the theme of each deck, adding variety to extended play sessions. Audio cues accompany key moments, such as the sound of a Draw 4 card being played or the alert when someone is close to winning, which heightens the tension and excitement. These auditory touches make the game feel immersive, despite being a digital card game. However, some players may find the music repetitive over long sessions, though it can easily be muted in the settings.

Despite its many strengths, Ubisoft’s Uno has a few minor drawbacks. Occasionally, matchmaking can be slow, and certain players may experience disconnections, which can be frustrating in the middle of an intense game. Additionally, the reliance on in-game currency to unlock specific themed decks or customization options may deter some players who prefer all content available upfront. Despite these issues, Uno by Ubisoft remains a faithful and enjoyable adaptation of the classic card game. Its mix of traditional and new features, seamless multiplayer, and polished presentation make it an excellent choice for fans of Uno or anyone looking for a fun, accessible digital card game.

Good when it works. Sometimes I can't get into a match or make a lobby and the loading screens take a long time.

game crashes and is buggy, "DOg Feces" company still has not given me access to my 150$ worth of AC games

Edit: i also actually cant even play this game because my original Ubisoft account is gone so now that's even more content i own that they wont let me have access to.

I liked this game for a short while back when it was more popular but it has fallen off in the worst ways. Even though it was a problem already but I remember a year later that it seemed a lot more buggy than it already was. These bugs include crashes, connection issues, broken clients etc, it's pretty bad.

Now.. NORMALLY I couldn't give a rat's ass about needing another launcher to run some games but I do agree that it's annoying. In this case however; due to all the crap that Ubisoft had been pulling off like removing a lot of games from the market, of course there are other stuff but I'm not gonna go too deep into it. So basically it's the association with Ubisoft kind of. This game is a waste of money especially someone who used to be a lot more poor than I am now. It's trash.

Uno is Uno, which is fun enough with friends (especially if you want to use the more chaotic rules). When the game works, it's fine. That said, this version of the game requires Ubisoft Connect, which is extra and honestly unnecessary. The online multiplayer is spotty at best, constantly disconnecting and unplayable at worst, and does not connect well with Steam friends. The local multiplayer is more serviceable, but still spotty at times. Use Tabletop Simulator or something else similar if you want something that actually works consistently.

Ubisoft connect is trash please get rid of it it's useless af and it doesn't connect us while we're connected, it's just another bloat for a such simple game that shouldn't require it.

It works and it's fun, but you need to set up a Ubisoft account to play if you don't have one or have your ubisoft account working. Mine wasn't and I couldn't play after I bought it, so it's hard for me to recommend the game to friends so we could play together.

this game is so fun to play with friends, would be even more fun with a full party but all my homies say "fuck Ringo, Shorty, and Archie" they will always find a way to make the game last an extra 30 mins and make your causal uno game into a rage game.

its fun but don't expect it to function well online-wise, feels like any time i try to play it, me and my friends run into connection issues.

It's just UNO, but with some crazy oversights cuz Ubisoft is behind this.
1. You can't play with less than 4 players. So no playing with a crew of 3 without getting some random or bot chiming in. Same goes for 1v1.
2. You can't play with more than 4 players. Which is so lame.
3. Since this is Ubisoft, the game runs through Uplay. Disgusting.
4. Once your deck is big enough, it will start sorting cards by color. Which is neat in theory, but can be very problematic for Mouse and Keyboard players when the sensitive card scrolling makes it impossible to interact with a card isolated as the only of its color in your hand. This is extremely contextual though and has only happened to me twice.
5. They really be charging $5.99 for UNO Flip DLC
6. You're giving Ubisoft money by purchasing this.
At the end of the day, it's still entertaining. Nothing here is a deal breaker for me, and I think you'd have to be pretty picky for it to be for you (save for the Uplay thing, that I get). Grab it on a sale with some pals and just have a jolly good time.

UNO on Steam brings the classic card game to the digital realm, offering both nostalgia and new features for players to enjoy. Whether you’re playing with friends or engaging with the online community, this version of UNO captures the essence of the beloved tabletop game while adding modern conveniences.

Graphics and Design: 7/10

The graphics are colorful and cheerful, maintaining the classic UNO aesthetic with vibrant cards and a simple interface. The animations are smooth, adding a fun flair when players draw cards or play their moves. While the visuals may not be groundbreaking, they effectively convey the game’s playful spirit.

Gameplay: 9/10

UNO shines in its straightforward yet engaging gameplay. The rules remain true to the original, making it easy for newcomers to pick up. Players can strategize by using special cards like Skip, Reverse, and Wild, adding depth to the game. The digital format allows for quick matchmaking and various game modes, including classic, house rules, and tournaments, enhancing replayability and keeping the experience fresh.

Multiplayer Experience: 9/10

The multiplayer aspect is where UNO truly excels. You can play with friends locally or connect online with players worldwide. The ability to create private rooms or join public matches adds flexibility to how you play. The social interaction and lighthearted competition make for memorable gaming sessions, whether you're playing with friends or strangers.

Customization and Features: 8/10

The game includes several customization options, allowing players to tweak rules and settings to suit their preferences. Additionally, seasonal events and themed card sets add variety and keep players engaged. The introduction of unique house rules can also lead to unexpected twists and fun gameplay variations.

Overall: 8/10

UNO on Steam successfully captures the charm of the original card game while offering a modern twist. Its easy-to-learn gameplay, engaging multiplayer features, and customization options make it a fantastic choice for both casual gamers and longtime fans. Whether you’re looking for a quick game with friends or a more competitive online experience, UNO provides a fun and enjoyable way to spend time with others. It’s a perfect addition to any digital game library, offering countless hours of entertainment.

Once you start an Uno game, you're in for the long haul. If your game of Uno doesn't take at least 2 hours minimum, and you run for bathroom breaks in order to not miss your turn, it wasn't a real game.

i bet the launcher or whatever the first screen is was used as a torture method in 1900, there's literally no way to log in or create an account

ive never had a worse time creating a damn account just to play uno. UBISOFT fucking sucks, spent WAY too long making a password. A PASSWORD. THE USER WAS NO PROBLEM BUT MY GOD IT WAS A WASTE OF TIME. better to play a free version on roblox or some shit like that.

Worth buying for 3-4 bucks. Fun with friends and or local play. Would avoid online due to the random disconnects, etc. Definitely do buy now that it's on sale.

F*ck your Ubisoft Connect sh*te, Ubisoft.

Sh*t game. Its literally unplayable online as the game just instantly crashes upon you joining a lobby or someone entering your lobby. And none of the fixes work either. You either get lucky and it works for you or it doesnt

Has a shitty timer that you can't turn off, and missing a lot of house rules that help expedite the game meaning it can drag on forever in a neverending loop of mono-colored hell.

If you have sadomasochistic tendencies, a fun way to torture yourself and some soon-to-be former friends.

well another unplayable upisoft game cant create a account then i worked around it just to not be able to join a game at all just pure bullshit

UNO is the only card game I like a lot besides other ones,but what makes the game even better are the DLC that have different mechanics and aspects that makes you see this game different.In my opinion is that this game is worth it and It's fun even with random people.

Any game that uses Ubisoft connect is malware including UNO