Uno: Color Cards Blitz

Match by color, number or symbol, dump your hand, call your last card. A full 112-card deck, four AI difficulty tiers, and a rules engine that plays it straight.

What This Game Is

Uno: Color Card Game is a classic shedding card game you can play offline. You hold a hand, the pile shows one card, and you play anything matching its color, number or symbol. Action cards skip, reverse and force draws. Wilds change the color outright. First to empty their hand takes the round, and the points left in the other hands decide the match.

Game Modes

• Solo — you against 1 to 5 AI opponents, at the difficulty you pick
• Pass and play — 2 to 6 real people sharing one phone, each with their own name and face
• Every table size from head-to-head up to six players

The Rules Engine

The deck is the full 112 cards: 76 number cards, 24 action cards, 8 classic wilds, plus Swap Hands, Shuffle Hands and two Customizable wilds.

• Wild Draw Four can be challenged. Guilty and the bluffer draws four while you play on. Innocent and you draw six instead. The engine checks the actual hand, not a coin flip.
• Call your last card before an opponent catches you. Miss the window and it costs you two cards. Catch it yourself in time and you are safe.
• Two scoring modes. Accumulative banks opponents' leftovers to the winner; Elimination stacks yours against you until you are out.
• Run the draw pile dry and the top discard stays put, keeping the active color, while the rest reshuffles underneath.
• Seeded Fisher-Yates shuffle, so no hand is stacked and no deal is quietly rigged.

House Rules

All off by default, so out of the box you get standard play.

• Stacking — put a +2 on a +2, a +4 on a +4
• 7-0 Swap — a seven trades hands, a zero rotates every hand
• Jump-In — play an identical card out of turn
• Draw Until Match — keep drawing until something is playable

AI Opponents

Four tiers. Easy forgets to call. Medium saves its wilds. Hard counts cards and goes after whoever is ahead. Expert reads the table and punishes mistakes.

The bots see only what you see. They never look at your hand, and the deck is never stacked for them.

Play Your Way

• Five table backgrounds, Classic Green free from the start
• Sound effects, music and haptics, each with its own switch
• Reduce Motion for anyone who wants the animation dialled back
• Colorblind shapes, so play never depends on color alone
• 16 languages, with full right-to-left layout for Arabic and Urdu

Progress Without An Account

Earn XP and levels as you play. Coins come from matches, the daily reward and its streak, and three daily missions — play matches, win rounds, play cards — that reset each day. Coins buy cosmetics and nothing else. There is no way to spend your way to a better hand.

A stats page tracks matches played and won, rounds won, cards played, catches made and challenges won. The card guide shows every card in the deck with what it does.

Privacy And Access

• No sign-up, no login, no email, no phone number
• Plays offline — gameplay needs no connection at all
• Internet access only, for ads. No camera, microphone, contacts, location or storage
• Progress stays on your device, and rides Android backup to a new phone
• Contains ads: a banner on the settings screen, and occasional full-screen ads between rounds — never during a hand, and none in your first session
• Optional rewarded videos, always your choice. Watch one to unlock a table background or an avatar item, or buy the same item with coins you earn by playing. A video can also double a match payout or a daily reward, and restore a broken streak. Those bonuses are video-only, and skipping one costs you nothing.
• No in-app purchases

Sit down and play a hand.

Developed by Prasish Sharma.

This is an independent, original card game inspired by classic shedding card games. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Mattel, Inc. or the UNO brand.

Recent changes:
First release.

• Full 112-card deck — challenges, wilds, two scoring modes
• Offline play vs four AI skill tiers, or pass & play with up to 6
• Four optional house rules, all off by default
• 16 languages, colorblind shapes, reduce motion