Add game to your favorites This is a customizable card shedding game inspired by the popular home card game Uno. Take turns drawing and shedding cards that match the number, symbol, or color of the topmost card on the discard pile. Win the round by being the first to clear your hand of cards and gain points from every card left on your opponents’ hands. Win enough rounds to reach the target number of points to win the entire session. Go against up to 3 computer players. Use power up cards to shake up the turns and tilt the challenge to your favor. Use special cards to gain a tactical advantage over your foes or just straight up deny them victory. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play Four Colors Game Online 6j1vx

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• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen:
    • Select Play at the center of the screen to begin.
    • Select the gear button on the top right corner to open the following controls:
      • Select the speaker button on top to turn the game’s sound effects on or off.
      • Select the music button in the middle to turn the game’s music on or off.
      • Select the enlarge button at the bottom to switch between windowed and full screen modes.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click to select.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the screen with your fingers to select.
  • Controls and indicators
    • The gear button is on the top right corner. It opens the following options (top-down):
      • Speaker button
      • Music button
      • Enlarge button
      • Exit button: Quits the game and returns you to the welcome screen
    • At the center of the play area are the following (from left to right):
      • The draw pile
      • The discard pile
      • The current color
    • The four colors button will at the top center of every player’s line once they’ve only got one card left.
• Game Play
  • Setting up
    • On the set up screen are the following options:
      • Choose the number of players:
        • 2 players: Play against 1 computer player
        • 3 players: Play against 2 computer players
        • 4 players: Play against 3 computer players
      • Set a score goal
        • 100 points
        • 200 points
        • 300 points
        • 400 points
        • 500 points
      • Choose a rule set:
        • Classic rules: You play with standard rules similar to the original Uno
        • Special rules: You play with an expanded card set with new rules for each extra card
    • Once you’re done, select Next on the bottom center.
    • Choose a card design, then choose Start.
    • If you’re new to this family of games, select the question mark button to open the game’s tutorial.
  • Basic rules
    • Objectives
      • By default, the bottom player (you) goes first.
        • The player who wins the previous round goes first in the next round.
      • Be the first player to discard their entire hand to win the round.
        • Earn points based on the number of cards remaining in your opponents’ hands.
        • Check our table to below to see the value of each of the cards.
      • Reach the target number of points to win the entire session.
        • Games can consist of several rounds depending on the target number of points.
      • On the win screen are the following details.
        • On top is your total score for the entire session.
        • Below it are the three social media websites you can share it to: Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp.
    • Mechanics
      • Match any of your cards with those on the top of the discard pile.
        • The cards can be matched according to color, symbol, or number.
        • The game helpfully highlights the cards you can use. If none are available, it highlights the draw pile.
        • Wild cards count as all colors. The player who discards it determines the color the color they want the round to continue
      • Players unable to match on their turn must draw another card from the draw pile.
        • If they draw a card that can be matched, they can do so. Otherwise, their turns end.
        • If a player plays a Draw 2 card, the next player must draw two card and lose their turn.
        • If a player deploys a Draw 4 card, they not only dictate the next color the round proceeds with but also forces the next player to pick 4 cards and lose their turn.
      • Players take turns in a cycle.
        • Arrows on the corners show the direction of the current turn.
        • Deploying reverse cards will change the order of turns the players take.
        • Deploying skip cards forces the next player in the cycle to lose their turn.
      • Keep deploying cards from your hand until you only have one card left.
        • Hit the Four Colors button as soon as you only have 1 remaining card.
        • If you neglect to press this in time, you will be forced to draw 2 more cards.
    • Expanded rules
      • Classic mode has the standard set of cards inspired by those from the original Uno.
      • Special mode adds 4 more cards:
        • TrueSight:
          • This allows the player to demand another player to reveal their cards.
          • Only the player using the card can see the hand.
        • Target
          • The player who deploys this card can choose another player to draw 2 more cards.
          • Unlike a regular Draw 2, this player will not lose their turn.
        • Charity
          • The player deploying this card gets to choose a player to give two cards from their own hand.
          • The selected player must accept this.
        • Eliminate Player
          • In 3- and 4-player games, you get to choose which player to remove completely. This player will be out for the remainder of the session.
          • If this player is you, you must wait until the computer players play through the entire round before you can play again.
          • In a 2-player game, the player who deploys this card is automatically the winner of the round.
          • Basically, this is the Exodia of this game.
        • Devil’s Deal
          • This is card has 3 actions in one:
            • The direction of the turns will be reversed. The player next in line will be denied a move.
            • The next player (who drew the card) will not be able to draw or discard from their hand on their turn.
            • The player after them will be forced to draw two cards.
          • This affects the player that previously came before you rather than the player after you.
        • One for Me
          • This is basically a handicap card. Once they deploy this card, players must draw another one.
        • Frozen Color
          • This card locks the color of the card in the player’s choice.
      • Special cards function the same way:
        • With the exception of the Frozen Color card, they cannot change the active color.
        • They can be deployed for any color.
  • Tips and tricks
    • Make the most of every wild card.
      • When choosing a color, choose the one that you have the most of in your hand.
    • It pays to be devious
      • Like in Uno, the player about to win must make their intentions known. Once that happens, immediately deploy anything you have (Draw 2s and 4s, Special cards) against them.
      • Try to use skips and reverses to keep them from discarding as well, if only to buy you time to discard your own.
    • Special mode allows you to be extra ruthless toward players about to win.
      • Charity cards can help tip the balance of power in your favor by offloading some of your own cards to player who’s otherwise about to win.
      • Use the TrueSight to see what the single-card player has and confound their ability to discard it.
      • If by sheer stroke of luck you have an eliminate player card, take out the player who has the lowest number of cards (especially the one who’s about to win).
    • Consider discarding as many of your high-value cards as possible.
      • Most high value cards (worth 20 or 50 points) are also cards you can use against a player about to win.
      • Discard large-value numbers early on.
      • If winning the round isn’t in the cards (literally), clearing large-value cards from your hand will reduce the points your opponent will receive for winning the round.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like card games inspired by Uno.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

Card Values Table 1x5s13

The following table shows the value of different cards in the deck.

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