Mattel Games UNO Show ‘em No Mercy Card Game in Storage & Travel Tin for Kids, Adults & Family Night with Extra Cards, Special Rules & Tougher Penalties (Amazon Exclusive)

This comes with 2 deck of uno cards, but has the typical uno card sizes. I would think this is probably a game for age range of 7 to 80+ years. Anything younger, you might make that kid cry if you go no mercy on them. It is for sure a good gift, and it comes in metal case/closure. Make sure you got a few hours to spare when playing this with the no mercy strategy it could take a few hours, the only catch to it is that if you play by the no mercy rules, if at anytime anyone is hold 25+ cards, you are automatically out of the game, so it could go quick if players start to get knocked out, so good strategy.The cards have durable quality (again specially with the metal enclosure to keep them protected when not in use), for sure a good value for the money.

This game has become a staple in our game nights, but it comes with a playful warning: be prepared to sacrifice your friendships! We've always been fans of card-stacking, but this version officially incorporates it into the rules. The new cards are a fantastic addition, and those +10 cards? They're absolutely brutal, capable of turning the tide of the game in an instant and leaving players reeling, especially when we start stacking them. The sheer intensity and strategic depth of this game are what make it so addictive. Every round is filled with laughter, groans, and the occasional friendly rivalry. We've introduced this game to numerous friends, and without fail, it becomes a favorite. The combination of familiar gameplay with innovative new elements makes it a must-have for any game night. It’s a guaranteed source of entertainment, even if it does come with the risk of temporary (or perhaps not-so-temporary) friendship fractures! We absolutely love it!

Hot ticket item this Christmas! I was introduced to it at a Christmas party mid-December. The next day, I purchased it as a Christmas gift for my husband. And then my husband purchased it as a Christmas gift for his sister!When the product arrived, I initially thought it got roughed up in transit because of how scratched up the tin looked. Then I was confused, because the cards had scratches on them too. That one was on me for not looking at the photos closely enough! The version that comes in a regular card box (which my friend has and was what I thought I was ordering) doesn't have that detail. BUT, considering how this Uno shows NO MERCY - it makes sense now. And I love the detail lol!The game itself, when I played as a first timer and then played as the experienced player in a group new to this version of Uno, requires a lot of repetitive instruction throughout gameplay. Just with remembering the different rules, the new cards, etc. Nothing too time consuming. I've played with people ages 8-65, and all of them were able to play just fine, and all had fun!New cards include ones that allow you to play twice (skipping everyone's turn so that it is yours again), one that allows you to discard all of your cards of a certain color, one that requires everyone to pass their entire hand to the next person according to the current direction, a card that enables you to trade hands with a player of your choice, one that makes the next person choose the color and then draw until they get a card of the color they called, and of course draw 6 and draw 10 wildcards. The draw 2, 4, 6, 10 cards can be piled on - if I play a draw 2, the next person can ALSO play a draw 2 (or greater), and if they do, then the NEXT person has to play a 'draw' card of equal or greater value to the one played prior - if they do not have one, they have to draw the sum total of all the draw cards played. To date, the highest I've seen someone draw all at once is 20!If your hand exceeds 24 cards, you are out and whoever played something that caused your demise receives 250 points. If you are the first to play all of your cards, then your points are the sum total of all the opponents hands (number cards are valued at their number, action cards are worth more, and wild cards even more if I remember correctly.) First player to 1000 points wins. I've seen this take anywhere from 10 mins to close to an hour - just depends!The game had enough strategy to be interesting, but enough of a luck component that I haven't seen anyone get irrationally angry about losing or being knocked out haha. The only minor drawback I've seen is that if you're knocked out early, you could be sitting around for a while watching.

This game is super fun with the grandkids. I had a blast learning to play and was able to keep up. I’m in my late 60’s so grab the family fun when you can! Great quality time.

Great family game and a fun adaptation of classic Uno. The biggest challenge is trying to successfully hold up to 25 cards at the same time. We've really enjoyed this game a lot.

Wife bought this for when the grand kids come to visit. It was fun to play, but recommend some sort of card holders. You can really accumulate a lot of cards in a short time. The cards are high quality and should last.

A fun family game! My kids are 6, 11, and 13 and love playing Uno. No Mercy took that fun and competitiveness to the next level. It's ruthless!

I bought a few of these for small gifts, and they have been a hit! So many people are already familiar with Uno, so it's easy to pick up the rules, but it's different enough to make it a fun, new game. It's great for a variety of ages, so it is nice to have around at family get-togethers. Rounds go by quickly enough that it doesn't tie up the players for too long.