It is a very good little game, very much like a reverse Uno. But I have one major complaint about it and that is the quality of the cards. They are cheap and terrible to shuffle. I ended up having to buy card sleeves in order to use them, which meant buying a deck box to keep the cards and rules in. If they decide to make a 2nd edition, I'd love to see a better, sturdier box and better quality cards being used.
What if player don't discard, even if they have colour card. Obviously the last person to have card on their hand will be the winner. Do they have to show to others make sure they are not lying. What if they just pick and say nope everytime. Offcourse game don't end if they lie. I just want a clarification regarding this.
With the invisible card, when it is played, play moves to the next player and then that player has to play based on what is underneath the invisible card. Does that help?
Wild & Wolf ok basically the reset card ends your turn and the next player can place whatever they want but the invisible card ends your turn and the next player plays referring to the card before it?
Thanks for the explanations ! I realised that wildcards are actually (for once) a liability. A lot of grey areas in this game especially regarding the action cards. So if one player ends his/her turn with a multi-colour card (Wild or Reset, as Nominate dictates the color), then the following player HAS to play a card ? There is also the case when a player doesn't have the necessary cards to play a set but has an Action card. In the rules, it is stated that the player can draw a card in an attempt to complete the set. If they draw the correct one, then they can put down the set. Otherwise, do they HAVE to play the Action Card, or can they end their turn by saying "nope" ? Or perhaps they have to play the Action card from the beginning ?
Ok but it would be so easy to just lie and say that you don't have the cards needed to play, how is there not a "counter" to someone's nope as a mean's op proving that they actually don't have a playable hand?
i have a question about nominate card : i play that card (yellow nominate card for ex) and ask player B to discard 3 yellow cards. he cant't do it even after he draws a card. what happens now ? who plays ? players next to player B? and what ? 3 yellow card (what i asked) ?
Hi Jimmy, thanks for your question. Here's how it works. If you pick up a wild card and it completes a set you didn’t have just before, you are forced to play the relevant cards, including the wild card. You can’t play wild cards by themselves, unless the card on top of the play pile is a 1. In this case, the wild card is useful and can be placed as 1 of any colour. It doesn’t behave like an action card and can’t be used to avoid playing cards you would otherwise have to. Hope that helps, let us know if you have any other questions!
@@wildwolf3366 ok so i made a mistake and actually meant to ask about the action cards..... can they be used at any given time? Eg. If i have an action card that can complete a set can i just play the action card by itself and avoid using the whole set?
@@jimmytarte3193 No problem Jimmy. Yes you can play action cards by themselves instead of discarding colours. If you have an action card with one colour on it though it must correspond to the card on top of the play pile. Hope that helps!
It is a very good little game, very much like a reverse Uno. But I have one major complaint about it and that is the quality of the cards. They are cheap and terrible to shuffle. I ended up having to buy card sleeves in order to use them, which meant buying a deck box to keep the cards and rules in. If they decide to make a 2nd edition, I'd love to see a better, sturdier box and better quality cards being used.
What if player don't discard, even if they have colour card. Obviously the last person to have card on their hand will be the winner. Do they have to show to others make sure they are not lying. What if they just pick and say nope everytime. Offcourse game don't end if they lie. I just want a clarification regarding this.
I bought it cause it’s so cute but watched this video and I still have no idea how to play.
It is a very simple game. The video does a very good job in explaining the rules. What is it in the game that confuses you?
I bought one too. I don't understand the function of invisible card.
With the invisible card, when it is played, play moves to the next player and then that player has to play based on what is underneath the invisible card. Does that help?
Wild & Wolf ok basically the reset card ends your turn and the next player can place whatever they want but the invisible card ends your turn and the next player plays referring to the card before it?
@@zey2682 Exactly!
Thanks for the explanations ! I realised that wildcards are actually (for once) a liability.
A lot of grey areas in this game especially regarding the action cards. So if one player ends his/her turn with a multi-colour card (Wild or Reset, as Nominate dictates the color), then the following player HAS to play a card ?
There is also the case when a player doesn't have the necessary cards to play a set but has an Action card. In the rules, it is stated that the player can draw a card in an attempt to complete the set. If they draw the correct one, then they can put down the set. Otherwise, do they HAVE to play the Action Card, or can they end their turn by saying "nope" ? Or perhaps they have to play the Action card from the beginning ?
They count towards a set, so yes you should play them if they complete them.
so basically anti uno
Ok but it would be so easy to just lie and say that you don't have the cards needed to play, how is there not a "counter" to someone's nope as a mean's op proving that they actually don't have a playable hand?
i have a question about nominate card :
i play that card (yellow nominate card for ex) and ask player B to discard 3 yellow cards. he cant't do it even after he draws a card. what happens now ? who plays ? players next to player B? and what ? 3 yellow card (what i asked) ?
Still have no idea if i am forced to play a wild card if it completes a set or if im allowed play it on its own
Hi Jimmy, thanks for your question. Here's how it works. If you pick up a wild card and it completes a set you didn’t have just before, you are forced to play the relevant cards, including the wild card. You can’t play wild cards by themselves, unless the card on top of the play pile is a 1. In this case, the wild card is useful and can be placed as 1 of any colour. It doesn’t behave like an action card and can’t be used to avoid playing cards you would otherwise have to. Hope that helps, let us know if you have any other questions!
@@wildwolf3366 ok so i made a mistake and actually meant to ask about the action cards..... can they be used at any given time? Eg. If i have an action card that can complete a set can i just play the action card by itself and avoid using the whole set?
@@jimmytarte3193 No problem Jimmy. Yes you can play action cards by themselves instead of discarding colours. If you have an action card with one colour on it though it must correspond to the card on top of the play pile. Hope that helps!
From where I can buy this game in india ❤️❤️
Me looking for a video game about the movie
How to play me? ;D
I sometimes talk a load of bollocks !