UNO!

Who is up for a game of Uno?? Or who is up for collecting the cards?

Yes, Uno has not only became a classic game but also has what I call collectible cards now.

With more than 2000 cards to collect, there is a lot to chase.

Before, I show off some, I need to chase down my first cup of coffee today first.

*takes a sip*

I ended up finding one of these "packs" to open for fun by the gaming section in Walmart. No, not the video game section, these things called board games that once existed.

These "packs" cost $5 and comes with 56 random cards plus 4 cool looking foil cards.

 

Breakdown on the back.

I never looked into how to play this version of Uno as I wanted to collect them, but I am sure it's fun. Will it be as fun as the original game? Probably not. I haven't found one spinoff of a good board game to be worthy of its original.

Here is a peek at the cards,

They feature the game play, a die-cut kind of thing and a player photo.

I believe that each of these cards for every player has a different colored border variation as well. Which is why the checklist is so big. What the different colors mean, I don't know.

But what I do know is that the foil ones are completely fire.

 

I believe these are the "valuable" cards to chase in the set. I just like them because they look really nice, and I want to see if I can chase some of the Giants now to.

Now to figure out if I should binder these or keep them in the box.

If you would like further info on the game or cards, I included a link to the Mattel website HERE.

Thanks for checking out today's post.

*Coffee Card Blogger Out*