For each player’s turn, cards in the hand are matched with the topmost Discard pile card by color, number, or symbol, and then played down onto the Discard pile. Typically, the player to the left of the dealer begins play, and then the turns proceed in clockwise fashion until they get changed by a Reverse card. The first card of the Draw pile is turned up to form the Discard pile and the game begins.

The remaining cards are then placed facedown to form the Draw pile. The dealer shuffles the deck and deals 7 cards to every player. In common with all Uno versions, you can choose a dealer by having everyone drawing a card and the one with the highest face number becomes the dealer (action cards can be counted as zero). There are 112 cards in total 2-10 players can take part. Get rid of all your cards before the others do, and be the first to score 500 points (or a number mutually agreed upon). Uno Emoji combines the fun of Uno with that of emojis that we have now all become accustomed to. Anyone who has ever chatted online using any of the numerous texting apps out there knows how vital emojis are to convey an emotion or mood, and now they have become part of our global culture. Uno Emoji is based on the popular culture of emoji usage in daily electronic communication.

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