Unlike the typical Uno card game where you only play with one side while the card back is just decorative art, in Uno Flip you have to use both sides of the cards. It is very similar to classical Uno, but with a light and dark version of itself along with different action cards. Wild Swap Hands/Wild Customizable cards 40 points each Alternative Gameplay:Uno Flip is a fun version of Uno that deserves some serious attention. Wild/Wild Draw Four 50 points each.
Need any help with your board please get in touch with the official Arduino.Ready to try Uno Flip? Let’s dive into the rules!Uno Attack is a twist on the original Uno game that requires a special Uno deck and a special card launcher. While the original Uno game requires players to draw cards from a pile and shuffle them at the start of each game, the Uno Attack card shooter calls for players to press a button and receive a randomized amount of cards that shoot out of the machine.Arduino Uno is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P (datasheet). Uno Attack comes with 112 Uno cards and is accompanied by an electronic card shooter.
The objective of the game is the same as all the Uno games, which is to get rid of all your cards before the others do, and scoring 500+ points from counting the cards left in their hands.The Light Side consists of typical blue/green/yellow/red cards and slightly different Action cards from the regular Uno, in the form of a Draw One card (instead of the typical Draw Two) and Wild Draw Two cards (instead of Wild Draw Four). Few will win.There are altogether 112 cards in each deck of Uno Flip, and 2-10 players may take part in a game. Must be 18 or older (or age of majority in state of primary residence, whichever is older), and a legal resident of 50 US or DC. Begins 12:00am (PT) 8/1/21 and ends 11:59pm (PT) 9/30/21.
The top card on the Draw pile is then turned up and placed down to form a separate Discard pile. Since gameplay begins with the Light Side, hold the cards with the Light Side facing you, while the outer Dark Side faces everyone else.The deck is then placed down with the Light Side facing down (unseen), while the Dark Side faces up. Looking at the Light Side, the player with the highest number (Action cards count as zero) becomes the dealer.The dealer then shuffles the deck and deals out 7 cards to each player. Choose a dealer by having everyone draw a card from the deck. Yes you read that right, the Draw Five cards means one will have to draw 5 cards!Always make sure ALL the cards are always facing one way, whether it be the Dark or Light Side, depending on what side is in play at the moment however gameplay always begins on the Light Side.
Do note you can choose NOT to play any card even if you do have a suitable matching card.Uno Flip Light Side Action cards from left to right: Wild, Wild Draw Two, Draw One, Flip, Reverse, and Skip.Once played, the next player needs to draw one card from the Draw pile and skip their turn. If the card cannot be played, then your turn is over, and it’s the next player’s turn. If the card can be played, then you can choose to play it. If the Discard pile card is a purple 3 (Dark side), then you can put down any purple card, or number 3 card (provided they are all on the Dark side as well).You can also play an Action card that is appropriate (refer to the Action cards section below) but remember, it needs to be an Action card of either Light or Dark side, depending on what side the Discard pile card is on at that particular moment.If you have no suitable card to play, then you must draw a card from the Draw pile. Begin by matching the topmost card on the Discard pile with number, color, or symbol (Action cards) according to the side it is on (Light or Dark side).If the topmost card is a green 5 (Light side), then you can put down a green card, or a number 5 card of any color (it must be a Light side card as well).
If this is the first card turned up to start the game, the first player must skip their turn, and the next player (to his/her left) goes instead.This card turns the direction of play to the opposite direction. This card can only be played on top of a same-color card or another Skip card of any color (put down by an earlier player). If turned up as the first card when the game begins, the first player (on the dealer’s left) must draw a card and skip their turn.When played, the next player must skip their turn. Note: This refers to another Draw One card played by a player whose turn came before you and does not imply stacking – you are not allowed to stack cards in Uno.
Unlike the normal Wild card that can be played with or without any matching color cards, you should only play this when you do NOT have any suitable matching color cards. If turned up at the start of play, the first player gets to choose what color to continue play.Although a Wild card, but this card also forces the next player to draw 2 cards from the Draw pile and skip their turn. You can play this card even if you have other playable cards (that matches the card on top of the Discard pile), because the Wild card can represent ANY color. The direction of play also begins counter-clockwise (instead of the usual clockwise direction).This card enables the player who plays it to choose what color they want to continue play. If this is the first card turned up at the start of the game, the first player on the dealer’s left (who is supposed to go first) is skipped and the dealer goes first instead, followed by the player to his/her right.
When you play the Flip card while the game is on the Light Side, all the cards must be flipped over to the Dark Side. But if proven innocent (and you indeed have no matching color cards), the challenger must draw 4 cards instead!This card can only be played on top of a matching color card or another Flip card. If it’s proven that you do have matching color cards in your hand and thus played that Wild Draw Two illegally, you must draw 2 cards instead of the challenger.
When played, ALL other players are skipped, and the player who played it effectively gets another turn again. Whoa, 5 cards may seem like a lot to some! You can only play this card on a similarly colored card or on another Draw Five card lying on the Discard pile.This Skip is slightly different from the Light Side Skip card. If turned up at the start of play, everything must flip and the first player must now match that Flip card with a matching color card (or another Flip)!Note that the Dark Side cards should never start off the game (only the Light Side), so you should not ever have to wonder about turning up an Action card from the Dark Side as the first card to begin a game/round.Uno Flip Dark Side Action cards from left to right: Wild, Wild Draw Color, Draw Five, Flip, Reverse, and Skip Everyone.When this card is played, the next player must draw 5 cards from the Draw pile and skip their turn.
When played by someone, ALL the cards have to be flipped over from the Dark Side to the Light Side. But if innocent, the challenger has to draw cards until they get the chosen color PLUS 2 more cards!The Dark Side Flip card works in the same way as the Light Side Flip card (see above). If guilty, you have to draw cards instead, until you get the chosen color. You can still play this card anyway, but the next player is also allowed to challenge you to show your hand and prove you played the Wild Draw Color card legally. It doesn’t matter how many cards they need to draw as long as they draw a card with your chosen color!But just like the Wild Draw Two card from the Light Side, you can only play this card if you don’t have any card in hand that matches the color of the topmost card on the Discard pile.
If you forget to announce “Uno" before the next player has played a card and someone catches you for it, you need to draw 2 cards from the Draw pile.The winner of the round is the first person to get rid of all their cards. The purpose is to inform others that you’re going to win the round. The Flip card can only be played on a card of the same color or another Flip card, and once changed, the new side remains in play until a new Flip card is played.As always, remember to yell “Uno" aloud when you are playing your second-last card.
These cards will still count towards the final score of the winner of the round.
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