Guess What UNO Named Their Spin Off Game?
I mean, naturally. If you have not played the card game UNO, you’re seriously missing out. But now, there’s a resurgence because of the sequel. DOS. For those of you…
I mean, naturally.
If you have not played the card game UNO, you're seriously missing out. But now, there's a resurgence because of the sequel.
DOS.
For those of you who don't know your Spanish, Uno means 1, Dos means 2.
It's pretty clever, and there are different rules to go with DOS, which are kind of hard to understand by reading, but we're sure by playing it it will make sense.
Cosmopolitan explains:
"The objective is the same, so the first person to get rid of all their cards wins. Each player starts with seven cards. Two cards, not one, start in the center row of the game. When it's your turn, you must match the number of your card with the number of one of the cards in the center row. If you match the number, you move the pair down and draw another card to go in the center row. If you match the number and the color, you can discard another card, move that pile to the discard area, and draw another card to go in the center."
Of course, because this is 2018 and nobody can just LIKE THINGS anymore, people are already not happy with the game, wondering why it couldn't have just been UNO and that's it. Other sites are making jokes like "When's TRES coming?" (The number 3)
Either way, Mattel will be dropping the game at Target starting in March, and other stores after.
Amy Cooper is one with the force and the force is with her.
