UNO Extreme – Press the Button, Brace Yourself 🎴⚡

The classic UNO rules, with a launcher that keeps everyone on edge. UNO Extreme from Mattel is a card game for 2–10 players aged 7+, with a random-action card launcher that flashes and plays sounds every time the button is pressed.

As in classic UNO, you match the card on the discard pile by colour, number or symbol, and the first player to get rid of all their cards wins the hand. But instead of drawing from a pile, you press the launcher button – and nobody knows what will happen. Sometimes nothing comes out, sometimes a spray of cards shoots into the air, and all of them go into your hand. The action cards make the most of it. Hit 2 makes the next player press the button twice. With Discard All, you can get rid of all the cards of one colour from your hand in one go. And the Extreme Hit lets you choose any other player, turn the launcher towards them and press the button twice yourself. Reverse, Skip and Wild cards work as usual. Don't forget to call "UNO" when you are down to your last card – otherwise you press the button twice. The game is played over several hands, and the first to reach 500 points wins. A loud, laugh-filled twist on the family classic.

🎴 Classic UNO

Match colour or number.

🚀 Launcher

Cards may fly – or not.

💥 Extreme Hit

Aim at any player.

🗑️ Discard All

Clear a whole colour.

Why You'll Love It:

• 💡 Lights & Sounds: rising suspense.
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Up to 10 Players: for big groups.
• ⚡ Quick to Learn: if you know UNO. More ideas among our card games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–10
• Age: 7+
• Publisher: Mattel
• Contents: card launcher, 112 cards, instructions
• Cards: 4 × 18 number cards (1–9), 8 Hit 2, 8 Reverse, 8 Skip, 8 Discard All, 4 Wild, 4 Extreme Hit
• Batteries: 3 × C (LR14) alkaline, not included

Are batteries included? No – the launcher needs 3 C alkaline batteries.
What does Extreme Hit do? You pick any player and press the launcher button twice at them.

Go extreme with UNO Extreme. ⚡

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.