# UNO: Doraemon ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2023 - **BGG Rating**: 10.0 - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 2-10 - **Duration**: 5-30 min - **Weight**: — - **Publishers**: Ensky - **Categories**: Card Game, Children's Game, Comic Book / Strip, Movies / TV / Radio theme, Number, Party Game - **Mechanics**: Hand Management, Lose a Turn, Matching, Take That ## Verdict If you enjoy classic UNO and are a fan of card games with a nostalgic twist, this Doraemon version will win you over!Classic UNO with cute themeBeloved anime charactersFun and chaotic special cardFast and easy to learnMay not appeal to novelty seekersSpecial card is situationalRelies on luckFOR GENRE FANS ## Description Get ready for colorful chaos with UNO: Doraemon! If you're a fan of the blue robot cat and love a good old UNO game, this version is for you. Here, the classic game of matching colors and numbers gets a special touch with iconic characters from the Doraemon anime gracing each card. The fun is guaranteed, but with a bonus of pure silliness: the 'Gian Recital' card! When this little gem comes into play, cover your ears, because Gian's singing is so terrible you'll want to plug your ears. It's the UNO you know and love, but with that extra pinch of nostalgia and a surprise element that can turn the game upside down. Perfect for gathering friends and family for quick, laughter-filled matches. The mechanics are the same: discard your cards by matching color or number, use action cards to hinder opponents, and try to be the first to run out of cards. But beware, Gian's card can change everything! It's an ideal game to introduce new players to the world of board games or for those seeking a light and fun experience to liven up any gathering. The simplicity of the rules, combined with the charm of the characters, makes UNO: Doraemon a sure bet for fans of all ages. ## FAQ ### How many players can participate? UNO: Doraemon can be played by 2 to 10 people, perfect for large or small groups. ### How long does a game take? Games are very quick, usually lasting between 5 and 30 minutes, ideal for playing on any occasion. ### Is the game difficult to learn? Not at all! If you've played UNO before, you'll get the hang of it quickly. The rules are super simple. ### What's different about this version? The main difference is the illustrations of Doraemon anime characters on the cards and the special 'Gian Recital' card, which adds an element of humor and surprise. ### Is this version for kids? Yes, it's a great game for kids and families, but the fun with Doraemon characters also appeals to adult fans of the anime. ### What is the objective of the game? The objective is to be the first player to get rid of all the cards in your hand by matching them to the top card on the discard pile by color or number. ### What does the 'Gian Recital' card do exactly? When played, all other players must cover their ears, simulating Gian's terrible singing, and lose their turn.