Uno is played with two to ten players using a special card set. The goal is to discard all your cards as quickly as possible by matching colors or numbers and to collect points. In our game, you can play against up to three computer opponents.

Each player starts with 7 cards. The remaining cards form the draw pile. One card is placed face-up to start the discard pile. Players take turns clockwise, discarding a card that matches the top card of the discard pile in color or number, or drawing a card from the draw pile if no match is possible. Special cards like “Draw 2,” “Skip,” or “Wild Card” can significantly impact the game. If you have only one card left, you must call "Uno." In our game, you need to click on the colorful square with the "1" in the middle, located to the right of the discard pile. The winner is the first player to discard all their cards.

Leverage cards like “Draw 2,” “Skip,” and “Wild Card” to hinder opponents and secure your advantage. Save these cards for crucial moments.

Try to evenly reduce the number of cards in each color to remain flexible in various situations.

Pay attention to the colors or numbers your opponents frequently play or struggle with, and adjust your strategy accordingly.

Plan ahead to ensure your last card is easy to play, minimizing the risk of getting stuck.

Adjust your speed based on the situation—apply pressure when you're ahead, or slow the game down to disrupt opponents' strategies.