UNO: MOO Game

There's three years between my daughter and me. Twenty-one years old She is still too old to play games, since she is at an age where there aren't many available. My daughter and I play the Uno card game together, but I have adapted it to her abilities, so we don't follow the rulebook. Because I wanted to get her a game that would be easier, I bought this one. In addition to instructions and several colorful plastic pieces (sheep, pigs, cows, farmers, and skunks) you have a plastic barn, and that's it (apart from the animals) so you don't have to keep track of anything. Farmer Wild is a farmer and the skunks are the skips. The cows, pigs, and sheep are all cows, pigs, and sheep, respectively, but the farmer is a wild (Farmer Wild). This part of the barn has a door that opens to the loft where the game pieces are housed. In addition to opening the roof, there is a compartment there so that extra pieces can be kept for drawing purposes. When you knock on the loft door, you place your piece on the one that was there previously. You can do it in no time at all. In Uno Colors, the objective is matched colors or animals (instead of numbers) and as in regular Uno, you match colors or animals. It is a race to see who can run out of pieces first (instead of cards). "Uno Moo!" is the cry that you utter when you are down to one piece. You can also use "uno!" instead of "match three!" This game teaches color matching, matching, and turns You may take. Also, if you want to make it even more fun for the child, you can teach him animal sounds. Playing is completed when all the pieces are stowed in the barn, so the setup is easy to It is easy to put away and to store. In addition to being toys, the pieces can also be used as decorations. On top of the barn is a carry handle, which makes it even more convenient to move. It's probably simple enough to be played by two or three people The year is Even older children can benefit from this. For my daughter, it was an easy concept to grasp and I didn't have to explain it to her much. is not yet good at strategy, like playing a skunk (short hop) just as I am about to run out of pieces to prevent me from winning, but it doesn't mean that she is incapable. If you want to draw a piece, you have to open the barn roof (or let it stay There should be a way to draw a piece and keep the barn intact at the same time.

Luella THORPE

| Jan 28, 2021

In the case that the game contained everything shown in the pictures, I would have given it five stars. It can not be found the haystacks that hiding the game pieces in. On Amazon, there were two options listed for this game. Unlike the first option, the second option appeared to be a smaller version of the game and was $8 cheaper. Due to its appearance of being a completed version, I decided to use it. Packaging even looked different in two of the It appears that the box that arrived looks exactly like the one My first choice would have been the other one if I had known about it. The game is still very popular with my 4-year-old and we will keep playing There was just something misleading about it.

Diana Estes

| Jun 14, 2021

This year's Christmas gift is for a five-year-old. Though she does not quite understand how to play certain pieces, she doesn't let it bother her. You can play it with your child if you want to get them into games and don't want them to get sick of the same old things.

Coraline Ali

| Nov 02, 2020

In addition to teaching her to notice more than one characteristic, I like that it increases her awareness. However, I do admit I didn't realize how big a deal it was that the game no longer provided 'hiding boards'. My understanding of the situation has changed. Older kids can live without it just fine, in my opinion. Children under the age of two Early 3) get distracted by the animals of other players. My 3-year-old tells me when I ask her. The answer to the question if she had an animal to play would be yes, she saw the animal in front of somebody else, but it wasn't hers. As such, I'm sure I'll make some kind of cover for it.

Khloe Mahoney

| Jan 24, 2021

Neither of my children nor I can get enough of this game. Kids are so happy with the concept and it is so much fun for us too. There is only ONE barn and no hay stacks included in the product description for hiding the game pieces, even though it specifically says as much in the Hence, 4 out of 5 stars due to the discrepancy.

Sofia REES

| Sep 21, 2020

My daughters speech teacher would really appreciate it and it would be the perfect gift. There are no reports yet as to how she liked it and whether they found it useful. I've been teaching my daughter various animal names since she has speech issues (like I dislike skunks). This is definitely something I would recommend.

Kamden REES

| Sep 17, 2020

It's a fun and interactive game to play with your children, but be aware that the directions might be hard to understand by them at 2, 3, 4 and maybe even 5. It still works for me when I adjust the directions for different age groups of children! For the kids, the concept is fun and exciting, causing them to get super involved and eager to play over and over For those times when they don't have a marching color or animal, there should be a little round hole for the kids to put their hands in to pull out the animals. When you hold up the top of the jar, they can easily pick them out, even if all of them are "closed eyes". If they can "keep their eyes closed" then they can easily cheat and pick out specific colours and/or animals that they need. There is a handy handle on top that makes transporting it much easier, but you have to be sure that the little knob is on tight before picking it up and swinging.

Clare John

| Nov 11, 2020

The new version of Uno caught my attention as I had been waiting for my kids to be old enough for Uno. Children love to play, and it's a great way to teach colors, take turns, and show sporting courtesy.

Ellianna Rasmussen

| Oct 20, 2020