# UNO Blitzo ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2000 - **BGG Rating**: 5.3 - **BGG Rank**: #27148 - **Players**: 2-4 (Best with: 4) - **Duration**: 20 min - **Weight**: 1.00 / 5 - **Designers**: Dan Klitsner - **Publishers**: Mattel, Inc. - **Categories**: Action / Dexterity, Electronic - **Mechanics**: Pattern Recognition ## Verdict If you love fast‑paced reflex challenges with an UNO twist, UNO Blitzo hits the spot.High‑speed reflexesFun electronic componentsEasy to learnBattery dependenceQuick repetition may tireHIGHLY RECOMMENDED ## Description UNO Blitzo takes the classic UNO formula and drops it into a high‑energy electronic arena. Instead of holding cards, players interact with a console that lights up colored and numbered panels representing the usual UNO hues and values. The device calls out, with voice and sound effects, the next color, number, or action (reverse, skip) and you must hit the matching button in a flash. Mistakes—pressing the wrong button, using one you’ve already eliminated, or missing the UNO button when only one light remains—trigger a snarky laugh from the console and a penalty that usually adds more lights to your board. The win condition is to clear all four of your colored‑numbered lights, demanding quick reflexes, solid memory, and a dash of tactical choice about which lights to erase first. A typical game runs about 20 minutes, supports 2‑4 players, and carries a light 1/5 weight, making it easy to pick up. It’s a perfect blend for fans of action/dexterity games who also love a nostalgic UNO vibe. The electronic components pump up the fun with flashing lights and upbeat sounds, turning each round into a mini‑party. If you enjoy fast‑paced challenges that test coordination and attention, UNO Blitzo will keep you hooked. ## FAQ ### How many players can join? It supports 2 to 4 players. ### What is the typical playtime? Around 20 minutes per game. ### How complex is the game? Very low complexity, perfect for beginners and families. ### What components are included? An electronic console with colored buttons, LED lights, and a battery holder. ### Do I need prior UNO experience? No, the basic UNO rules apply, but the game focuses on reflexes. ### Does it require a power outlet? It runs on AA batteries, so you can play anywhere. ### Who is the game best suited for? Anyone who enjoys fast, action‑oriented games and fans of UNO.