There are also Flip cards in each of the 4 colors to execute and trigger flipping over to the other side. The Light Side consists of typical blue/green/yellow/red cards and slightly different Action cards from the regular Uno, in the form of a Draw One card (instead of the typical Draw Two) and Wild Draw Two cards (instead of Wild Draw Four). The objective of the game is the same as all the Uno games, which is to get rid of all your cards before the others do, and scoring 500+ points from counting the cards left in their hands. There are altogether 112 cards in each deck of Uno Flip, and 2-10 players may take part in a game. Ready to try Uno Flip? Let’s dive into the Uno Flip rules! If you love Uno, it’s likely you will like Uno Flip too. Unlike the typical Uno card game where you only play with one side while the card back is just decorative art, in Uno Flip you have to use both sides of the cards. It is very similar to classical Uno, but with a light and dark version of itself along with different action cards.

Uno Flip is a fun version of Uno that deserves some serious attention.

Printable phase ten score sheet