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by Twilite2000

Zero Stars

The people who developed this game devised it so when you first start playing you’ll win a lot of games, not all but most. You’ll be given lots of draw 4 cards , draw 2, reverse, and skip cards. Once you have a substantial amount of coins you’ll start losing and you’ll keep losing until you’re out of coins. Without coins you either have to wait a particular amount of time for your coins to replenish (which isn’t nearly the amount you lost. It’s only enough to play a few games forcing you into a vicious cycle ), watch as many ads as they will allow for more coins, pay for more coins, or just uninstall this game. If you decide to keep playing you’ll stop seeing draw 4 cards and color change cards. You’ll get slammed by other players throwing draw 4, draw 2 cards or skipping or reversing on you and you have no way to defend yourself because you’re always given only number cards in every stinking game. This will keep happening until like I said you either buy more coins or you leave. If you don’t believe me look at your stats. Under your profile pic you’ll find a tab marked “recording”, this will tell you how many games you won and lost. Keep an eye on this and you’ll see what I mean.

I hope people wise up and start uninstalling this game and other games like it. I understand they need to make money but I assume by the amount of ads we are forced to watch they are making money hand over fist. It’s just big corporations getting bigger.

by MiaBrownkid

Yeah so I read a couple of reviews before I download the game I went to the most critical reviews but I just thought they were fake. I download the game then played a couple of rounds but the thing is it has way to many adds and I won like a couple of rounds then lost a lot more rounds I lost all of my coins to I did not buy more but why you have you have to wait a day in order to play again ? And also I played this a couple years ago but I forgot how to play so it did not use to be like this I fell like they changed a lot like I don’t understand why they did this you have to watch one thousand adds to freaking play the game like.. also it takes a long time to load the game but my internet is fine I have 2 bars as far as I can get but when I play other games it’s fine so it’s just making you go crazy about your internet when it’s fine this game has problems also in some events of the game this new event you have a clue so it cost 2 diamonds in order for you to get the clue mind you I have 0 diamonds so it’s hard to get those unless you have a lot of money I don’t so I just think that they are ripping you off cuz they want you to buy coins or diamonds I hate that I wish they would make at least 10 diamonds free like it’s not that hard they want money that’s all they want plz don’t download cuz they will rip you off with all the money they have they rip you off so yeah don’t recommend also I think all the 5 star reviews are them so yeah bye ✌🏽

by DasRindfleisch

Edit: While I have a good amount of coins (~5000), I’m fairly certain the game is rigged to incentivize spending real money on in-game currency. I ran a statistical analysis over a 150 game sample and the win-loss rate in 2v2 style of play did not come remotely close to approaching 50%. Additionally, the win-loss rate gets even worse after spending more time in ranked matches. I’m all for freemium games, but your algorithm should not force predetermined outcomes. It’s dishonest and extortionist behavior.

As is the standard for mobile games today, there are coins, there are gems, and there are “lives”. While the UNO gameplay is indeed fun, it costs coins to play any of the game modes. When you lose your coins and can no longer obtain free coins, you have the option to buy gems to purchase coins or win your coins back. There is also a ranked mode to further stoke the fires of “I just need a few more coins” or “I’ll just buy one more shield to protect my coins”. If you’re the kind of person who falls into the pay-to-win traps of mobile games, be aware that this game uses all kinds of tricks to incentivize spending real money on imaginary currencies. The game also has a way of shifting your luck to ensure you’re never quite safe with your virtual earnings. Other than these faults, which are pretty standard in today’s mobile gaming market anyways, the UNO gameplay is fun and exciting — as long as you have the coins necessary to play.