UNO Reflex

Mattel, Inc. · Board game · 2011
2–10 30 min
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5.4 rating BGG
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

If you love UNO and want a dash of adrenaline, UNO Reflex hits the spot.

Highlights
  • Lightning‑fast pace
  • Fun electronic light
  • Easy to learn
Keep in mind
  • Battery dependent
  • Lacks deep strategy
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About the game

What you do in a play session

UNO Reflex pumps the classic UNO experience up a notch by adding a small electronic unit to the mix. At the start of each round, the device flashes a colored light, and players race to play a card that matches that hue. There are two ways to win: in Reflex mode, it’s a pure sprint – the first player to lay down the matching color claims the round; in Wild mode, the unit lets you pick the color you want, adding a dash of strategy to the chaos. The box includes the standard 108‑card UNO deck, the electronic unit, and a rule sheet. It supports 2 to 10 players and rounds last about 30 minutes, making it perfect for parties, family gatherings, or a quick break between heavier games. Because the rules are straightforward, everyone gets the hang of it fast, but the flashing lights and the need to react quickly give it a nice dose of action and dexterity that many card games lack. If you love UNO but miss a bit of kinetic excitement, UNO Reflex delivers exactly that: speed, laughs, and friendly competition. Just remember the electronic component runs on batteries, so keep spares handy to avoid a mid‑game power‑down.

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2–10 players
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Game details

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Game: UNO
Publisher Mattel, Inc.
Designer Keith Millman, Westley Ciaramella

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

7 questions
How many players can join?
From 2 up to 10 players, great for parties or smaller gatherings.
How long does a game take?
Around 30 minutes, depending on player count and how quickly they react.
Do I need prior UNO experience?
No. It uses standard UNO rules, so anyone familiar with UNO picks it up instantly.
What’s included in the box?
108 UNO cards, the electronic light unit, and a rule booklet.
Should I buy extra batteries?
Yes, the device runs on batteries; having spares prevents the game from stopping mid‑round.
What’s the difference between Reflex and Wild modes?
In Reflex you race to play the displayed color; in Wild you can choose the color you want, adding a hint of strategy.
Is it kid‑friendly?
Absolutely, the rules are simple and the electronic element appeals to kids, though adult supervision for batteries is advisable.

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