UNO!‪™‬ 4+

Dear developers,
I am 33 years old women and I love playing UNO.
I believe I am playing this game over 4 years now.
It’s addictive and fun.
I would like add few points and would like to bring some important improvements for Indian players.
As Indian we also want few changes and improvements.

1. UNO should bring Indian festivals & Day’s challenges to get victory.
Which includes Indian flag frame.
2. Festivals adds like Diwali, Holi, Independence Day, etc.
3. Can add Indian frames.
4. Can add Indian stickers.
5. Can add Indian contest.

There are many things to add for India players just the way you add for other countries.

-Taking about 1 more improvements, why in India we get late updates for contest and it does not start at IST.
-Try to reduce the coin count because it’s actually very disappointing while playing if someone wins they get less coin but at the same time loser lost all coins or almost 70-80%.
Minimise the loos coins and increase win coins.

Rest it’s just a request and it’s totally upto you for considering these points.
Thank You!

Hi! Our game is constantly evolving and we genuinely appreciate all feedback as it helps us fine-tune and deliver an even better player experience next time. We hear your frustrations on this and will gladly share this to our developers for careful consideration. Your feedback matters greatly and we'll do our best to improve on this.

The Uno app, at first glance, appears to be a delightful digital rendition of the classic card game we all know and love. Its interface is slick, and the gameplay is as addictive as the original. However, this initial charm belies a more sinister undercurrent that becomes apparent once you’ve accumulated a substantial amount of coins.
It seems the app’s algorithm is rigged to ensure that once you reach a certain threshold, winning becomes a distant dream. The cards dealt are consistently poor, leading to an inevitable loss of coins. This pattern of loss seems designed to push players towards purchasing coins with real money, a classic ‘pay-to-win’ model.
But the trap doesn’t end there. Even after you’ve invested your hard-earned money, the promise of better cards remains unfulfilled. The cycle of buying more coins to chase victory becomes a vicious loop, leading one to question the fairness of the game’s design.
In conclusion, while the Uno app may offer fleeting moments of fun, it’s overshadowed by the frustration of what feels like a manipulative scheme to extract money from players. It’s a stark reminder to approach such games with caution and to be wary of where you spend your money.

Hello! Although the purchases of in-game items do assist with progression within the game by providing more opportunities, they do not increase your chances of winning or affect how cards are drawn and dealt. In-game items are only available as a way for players to show their support for the game. You can still have a winning experience by practicing good strategy, timing and of course some luck. Your thoughts are always considered and carefully relayed to the team for processing and deeper consideration in the future. Thank you!

The game is filled with bots which is rigged to have cards that make them impossible to lose , the bots and opponent who invest and are popular get more action cards there are games where opponents are given biased cards that you cannot even make a single move. The game makes u lose all the money . The opponents are given cards like all draw +4 and discard where as both you and ur teamate get 0 wild or +4 even after drawing 24 cards . They do this deliberately to make u lose more coins as the no of cards with reverse and skip make you lose all the money.
the bots have cards which are favourable and i think are given taking into consideration all the possible moves you can make . This way you are surely made to lose and additionally run in such way to make you have more cards while losing . If you are new i suggest you avoid this game as it leeches real money from small time spenders by using bots

Your frustrations are always heard and we're sorry to hear your experience left you this impression. We value an authentic experience as well and hope to improve on this experience in other ways to better consider your frustrations in the future.