Uno Minecraft themed Matching Card Game for 2-10 Players Ages 7Y+

My granddaughters love regular UNO and they play Minecraft. We played this game last weekend and they love it now!

My grandchildren will love playing this UNO card game. :) It will keep them engaged while opening them up to life other than just scrolling it away. :P

It's Minecraft themed UNO, so that's a win, but for 3x the cost of a standard UNO deck, you get a worse game experience and lesser quality cards. The Minecraft artwork is fine, but the problem is the card coloring. UNO has 4 colors - red, green, blue, and yellow. The colors used in this desk are more of a brown, green, light green, and blue. We were multiple turns into our first game before one of us drew a green and we realized that we'd been playing the yellow as the green, and even more turns before we realized there were no red (and then realizing we all had a lot of brown for some reason). Once you know that's an issue, you can play around it, but it's frustrating to realize that the makers knew this was a problem because they tried to hide it by color correcting the cards both the game box and on the promotional images on this page. Also, the card quality is not great. We've played only 3 games, and already the cards have more marks of wear-and-tear (dents / creases) than any of our other card games that have seen much more play. Thought the Minecraft theme would be fun, but the price is too high for the tradeoff in quality. This is a pass.

Cards are thin and cheap. They feel like something you'd get in a happy meal. The artwork is muddy and blurry. The yellow and green card colors are too similar and hard to distinguish. Surprisingly bad quality for Mattel.

These cards are fake reprints and very poor quality. Many spelling errors noted and no creeper card (feature of this set)

The cards are totally different colors— no red and the yellow and green look too similar. Also, half the cards not laminated.

2 issues: 1) Not only is the Creeper card prominently displayed on the cover as the %232 card, but it's not the %232 card, or even in the deck at all. All the cards are there, but manufacturer made the %232 card is a pig and they falsely have the most popular Minecraft character on the cover without being in the game. 2) our game had light discolored cards, the yellow and green cards were so light it was hard to tell them apart (both looking light green), the red looked light brown and blue looked light blue/purple (maybe just a badly printed batch we got?), but something to note for our experience. None of this would be a big issue if we didn't have young kids that love the creeper and were learning the game for the first time. We did buy a new deck elsewhere. The %232 card is a still advertised as Creeper, but actually the pig, but the colors were vibrant and easy to see like advertised.

I believe this item to be counterfeit. The instructions contained many spelling errors, cards felt cheap and the deck was missing the special creeper cards. Disappointed for the price.

Very poor quality. Looks like somebody made this on their home printer. The cards are thin and poorly printed. Two of the colors look so much alike, you cannot tell them apart when playing.

Received a filthy product. Not a new, unused item