Just got it today for my kids. Unfortunately my wife threw the box and instructions away, and your instructions were easy to follow and learn. Thanks for this!!
4:37 I've done many playthoughs and the max amount of cards a tray can hold before it overloads is 7. Green = 0 cards Yellow = 1-2 cards Red = 3+ cards It can overload if it reaches 4, 5, 6 or guaranteed at 7 cards.
I love the way how you demonstrate how to play the game. Q: If I have the last two cards with a card "discard two of the same color" along with another card, do I need to call Uno? or just place and win the game? Thank you
I would like to know why all the instructions are not properly listed in the game. Such as on timer mode if you don't put your card down before the timer you should take it back? It doesn't SAY that in the actually game rules. Why. This started a huge fight during game last night!!!! 😮 Pls reply!
Hello. I got the UNO Triple play. I have a question. When the game end, how can I reset the machine, Beside off and on again? I tried to long press the yellow button but it’s just tuning the volume level. Thank you.
I normally just turn it off and back on again. You could also reset each discard tray by holding them down for 3 seconds. Once each light is green, the game is reset.
When the round ends, how do you reset the thing? Turning it off and on again is absolutely ridiculous. They never thought anyone would play more than one round? Makes zero sense.
@@beefsupreme8327 Sorry. I meant the tray buttons. Just remove the cards and reset each tray (even if they are already green). This will effectively restart the game.
That could be cool. Flip your hand based on which discard piles are available for you on your turn. If both the dark and light side are available, you choose.
@@riffleshuffleandroll Or mix it all up and while on the dark side, if all cards are shuffled together then hope that you don't get a one sided triple play card while the hand is flipped.
1) playing the last card and the location is over loaded. Do you draw the card? 2) if play the wild give away last, do u draw and give away for the points 3)when a player has no play, how does play advance? Does the next player use the current available slots, in the timed game the counter is almost done, if the player with no play selects a slot, and it overloads, does he have to draw. He should, otherwise he could just say he has no play when he has to play a location that’s about to overload. 4)Playing for points, last play is a draw 4, does next player draw 4, or as soon as he plays the last card, the game is OVER! No more actions can be played…
In any Uno, you still do what the last card played is. If your last card is the wild giveaway, for example, and you play it, you still choose who draws cards before the game ends. This is so you can add up points from how many cards your opponents have. In the timed mode, if you don't want to or can't play, instead of drawing 6 cards the next player clicks the yellow button to reset the timer
My guess is they changed it because you can't always play on the same discard pile, so people will inevitably forget what the color was changed to once that pile becomes available again.
That and the hook to the game is overloading the trays. Having the next player choose the color guarantees that the tray will get closer to overloading (and might even force a player into overloading the tray).
@@riffleshuffleandroll You better hope the opposing players don't overload the tray with the Wild Giveaway, because if that happens then you might be drawn EXTRA cards, which can be extremely bad if you are down to 1 or 2 cards.
