UNO ATTACK! Rapid Fire Card Game for 2-10 Players Ages 7Y+

This game is so addictive! On top of it being UNO you have a "gun" that shoots cards out. My 4.5 year old loves it and I love watching his face every time he anticipates the machine spitting cards out. The faces, the jumping, the crazy screams... THIS GAME IS AWESOME!! Kids will LOVE it.

I don't know why this game is recommended for age 7 and up because we've played it with our almost 4 yr old grandson and he does great. We've bought this game about 4 times to give to nephews and grandkids. It's a very fun game that parents/grandparents can actually enjoy along w/the kids. :) (We got one for our visit to our son's family in CO and played it multiple times everyday while we were there).

We were looking or a game that my 7 year old and 5 year old could both play. My 7 year old is an amazing reader and wonderful at math. She always wants to play Monoply, Apples to Apples, and Clue. My 5 year old is not a reader and can not do math, so she did not want to play any of those games. This a great game they can both play and it means less Candy Land and Chutes and Ladders.

We had loads of fun with this game. Easy our 1st grader to understand and master in a short time.

I bought this game to play with my special ed. classroom students! It was an extreme hit! They loved it! Can't wait to take it home to play with my grandkids too!

I rember those game nights with my children and enjoy doing the same with my Grandkids. We get great enjoyment playing this fun game. It's fun watching the cards spitting out on your opponents. If you are looking for a game to play on family game night and love playing Uno then Uno Attack is a game you going to enjoy.

This is a great game for all of the family! My 5 year old loves it as much as my 9 year old!

My 3 boys (ages 11, 9 and 4) love playing Uno. Uno attacks was a great Christmas gift for them. The game does play a little differently with some new rules but it is still fun. With the cards spitting out it makes the game play a little longer when you are trying to go out.

I think this makes it a bit more fun for the kids but some of the different cards makes it harder as well. I think I like the old fashioned one better. It just wasn't as fun as I expected. I thought the rules for one and the other would be similar and not so random with the amount of cards. I think its funner with skill and not so much luck.

It's very difficult to remove the plastic cover to replace the cards, which you have to do often. Only two people in our group were able to pull it off. And it won't work without the cover in place. The older version was much better--just lift to get to cards.