DOS Second Edition Card Game For Game Night Featuring Two Discard Plies & Updated Rules

Donated these cards to my child's teacher for indoor recess and it's a hit! Quick shipping.

Fun game for the family! Great quality cards! Will last a lifetime.

The shipping price for the item was more than I anticipated, but I needed to get this as a Christmas gift ASAP and couldn't find it anywhere else.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We're an Uno-loving family, so we just had to give this a try. I'm glad we did! This version is similar to the regular version, with a few changes. Most notably (and silly), is when the player is down to two cards in hand, the player needs to say 'dos! ' instead of 'uno! ' like with the regular version when having one card left. Also, there are two discard piles instead of one. If the player has cards in hand that add up to the card displayed in the middle, then the player can discard two cards. My 10- and 8-year-olds caught on to this game without trouble. If you're looking for a new game for your family or friends, give Dos a try!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My boys, ages 7 and 9, had fun playing this game. They played it for a long time. The game is kind of like playing uno but a little more challenging. The game focuses on matching numbers rather than colors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Uno has been a staple during family game nights for years, so we were excited to try Dos! If you know how to play Uno, learning how to play Dos is a cinch. The rules are very similar, but Dos adds different wild cards which we enjoyed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family plays a ton of uno and uno flip. This was a welcome addition to card night. It is a fun new take on uno. All of my boys loved it. Highly recommend to anyone who loves the original game. We play it atleast once to twice a week.

it made for a fun and interesting game night with my friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was quite excited to try this out since I've been playing UNO since the early 80's. I'm sad to say that I was massively disappointed. I was curious what gameplay would be like and how the rules for UNO would be altered to make DOS a viable game. For example, how does one win the game? How can one employ strategy? I'm sorry to say that after playing with multiple people of various ages we could not fully understand the rules. We were never certain whether we were playing correctly or not. We even went on to watch YouTube videos for help, but they were just as confusing and seemed to be focusing on the previous edition of DOS. This is not a game I foresee myself playing again in the immediate future. I'll stick to UNO, one of my favorite games.

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