Mattel GamesUNO Junior Move Kids Card Game with Action Rules for Family Night, Game Night, Travel, Camping and Party, UNO Cards, HNN03

Bought for our 5 year old to introduce her to the classic holiday game and she loved it. The perfect intro to the game, not too complicated but still engaging. We had lots of fun playing it together.

Very easy for children to play. Fun pictures on cards. Enjoyed the added ‘movement’ cards, in fact as most cards were sports or activities there was alot of jumping around playing this. A hearty recommend, great value for money, good fun for all family.

We love a game in our house and with a toddler who is slowing learning to enjoy games, this UNO Junior Move is perfect. It can be played 3 ways, although we simply played snap for the cards to begin with and will build up from there with our little one! It is a fun game and the added movement makes this not simply a sit down and stay still game, fab for fidgety little ones. Easy to take on the go, durable and will last in our house for some time until we transition to the original UNO which my partner and I love playing on a Friday night in! Not badly priced at £10.99 at time of reviewing but I wouldn't pay more for it.

Bought for a birthday gift....excellent family fun....

Great version of Uno that adds a bit more movement. The kids loved having to jump up and do an action when they spotted the action cards along with mastering the rest of the colour and number matching.

Cards very thin...easily broken

Fun for all the family and easy for kids as well as adults to play.

Finding games that are suitable for all ages from toddlers to seniors can be tricky. As if that's not enough of a challenge, coming across a game that's easy to play from the off with no complicated instructions is like finding a needle in a haystack.But with this Uno Junior Move! you get both. It's suitable from children aged 3+ and can be played by anyone right up to...well, the oldest person in the world ever. It's basically Snap with extras and goes on to incorporate a little gentle movement - which can't be bad for any of us. As an only child with no-one to play with, I used to provoke my grandad into playing Twister so with Uno Junior Move! believe me the older generations are getting off lightly by comparison.As to that price point for a card game, bear in mind that prices do fluctuate. This appears to be new so you're likely to be paying the rrp. Like the sound of it? Could be worth Watch List-ing it. It is that holy grail - a game that's easy to play for anyone from 3 to 103 that you'll probably play often and have loads of fun with.