# UNO Roboto

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2011
- **BGG Rating**: 5.9
- **BGG Rank**: #22695
- **Players**: 2-10 (Best with: 4, 5)
- **Duration**: 39 min
- **Weight**: 1.33 / 5
- **Designers**: Brian S. Spence, Jessica Smith Yu, Kit Ho
- **Publishers**: Mattel, Inc.
- **Categories**: Card Game, Electronic, Party Game
- **Mechanics**: Hand Management

## Verdict
If you love UNO and want a game that talks to the crowd, UNO Roboto brings electronic fun and custom rules.Rule personalizationRobot interactivityGreat for partiesInitial learning curveElectronic component relianceRECOMMENDED

## Description
UNO Roboto adds a techy twist to the classic UNO, letting you personalize the game like never before. First, each player registers their name on the little robot and sets a unique house rule – it can be as simple as "skip your turn when you draw a red card" or as wild as "change the color every two rounds". Once everything is set, UNO Roboto springs to life, calling out names, rules, and funny phrases that change every turn. It might say "Swap hands with the player on your left" or "Everyone play a blue card now," keeping everyone on the edge of their seat. The core mechanic remains the traditional hand management: match colors or numbers to discard your cards, but now you must react to electronic interventions that can flip the game at any moment. Components include the plastic robot figure and a standard 108‑card UNO deck, so you have everything you need to start playing. Playtime averages 30‑45 minutes, perfect for parties, family gatherings, or quick sessions between friends. While there’s a slight learning curve to record rules and understand the robot’s interjections, the game stays easy to pick up, making it accessible to kids and adults alike. The low weight (1.33/5) reflects its simplicity, yet the customization and surprise factor give it an extra charm that sets it apart from a regular UNO. In short, UNO Roboto is the go‑to choice for anyone wanting a fast, interactive card game with a techy surprise at every turn.

## FAQ
### How many players can join?
2 to 10 players, making it great for large groups.

### How long does a game last?
Typically 30–45 minutes, depending on player count and house rules.

### Do I need to know English to play?
No. All instructions and the robot's phrases are available in Portuguese for the Brazilian edition.

### What components are included?
One UNO Roboto figure and a standard 108‑card UNO deck.

### Who is the game for?
Families, kids aged 7+, and adults who enjoy quick party games.

### Is the game complex?
The core rules are simple, but customizing house rules adds a slight learning curve.

### Can I play without the electronic features?
Yes, you can ignore the robot and just use the cards, though you miss the surprise element.