The All-American Card Game
When given the oppurtunity to pick up this game for a mere 400 Microsoft Points, I laughed. That is a steal.
This is your standard game of Uno. You can edit the rules, change the deck of cards/backgrounds through downloads via the Marketplace and then you can head in the game.
The ability to play by your own house rules really brings back memories of when I played as a kid. The fact that they allowed the amount of customization to the rules that is present here is really quite surprising.
There are 3 ways you can play; Standard Uno, Partner Uno and House Rules. In partner Uno, you and the player across from you work together to try and win. Really a great concept. What I wish was possible was same screen multiplayer in this mode where you could play against the computer. Just a thought, but it could have been great.
The online play is the main draw of this game. All of the game modes, decks and customization options are usable online, and it's really fun to play with friends.
The achievements in this game, though, are a total joke. They are so easy, they're laughable. I really wish they had some challenging ones to keep you going.
So, in summary, Uno at 400 Microsoft Points is a steal. Really it is. Buy it.
Positives:
+ It's classic Uno
+ Rule customization
+ Clean presentation
+ Great online
Negatives:
- If you don't like Uno, don't get this
- The music is weak
- The game modes could have used tweaking