The UNO Dare Rules And Cards

UNO Dare is a challenging variation of the classic UNO game by Mattel, in which, players match numbers and colors just like in regular UNO, but with the addition of Dare cards. The UNO Dare includes 112 playing cards and instructions and is suitable for 2 to 10 players aged 7 and up. When a player plays a Dare Card, they must choose between drawing cards or completing a dare. 

UNO Dare is a variation of the classic UNO card game. In Uno Dare players, instead of simply drawing cards, players compete with dares with Dare cards. UNO Dare takes the classic UNO card game and spices it up by adding dares that players must complete when unable to play a matching card.

UNO Dare Rules

The rules for playing UNO Dare are similar to UNO But the difference is the addition of dare cards. To start playing, you need to select a dare list card, such as Family, Daredevil, Showoff, or House Rules. Then, before starting the game, players choose a Dare List card and put the others away.

During the game, players match cards by either symbols, numbers, or colors, like in regular UNO. However, when a player plays a Dare Card, the next player must either draw two cards or perform the dare. Dare cards come in three categories: family, showoff, and daredevil, and each card has 16 dares. If players decide on the House Rules card, they must write their own dares.

Wherever a player selects to perform a dare, they must safely complete that dare or draw two cards. Some dares are subjective, so players must agree on whether the dare has been completed. When a player draws a card with a Truth icon, they can ask the player who played the draw card a question. The person who is asked the question must answer truthfully or draw four cards.

Additionally, a reverse card forces the original player to roll the dice and perform the dare, and if a player chooses to take a dare, they can roll a dare die to determine the level of dare they must take. In the card game Uno Dare, the first player to get rid of all their cards by matching or daring wins. The winner receives points for the cards left in their opponents hands, and the first player to reach 500 points wins the game.

UNO Dare Cards

The UNO Dare card game comes with 112 cards, where the number cards are from 0 to 9 numbers on them and each is in four colour (red, yellow, green, and blue). Here is a complete list of cards in Uno dare:

• 19 blue cards numbered 0 to 9
• 19 green cards numbered 0 to 9
• 19 red cards numbered 0 to 9
• 19 yellow cards numbered 0 to 9
• 8 reverse cards, two each in blue, green, red, and yellow
• 8 skip cards, two each in blue, green, red, and yellow
• 8 dare cards, two each in blue, green, red, and yellow
• 8 wild dare cards
• 4 dare list cards 

The game also includes action cards that force opponents to draw two cards or perform a dare. There are three categories of dares on each card: Family, Show-Off, and Daredevil, with 16 dares in each category.

Dare Cards

Regular Dare cards function similarly to regular UNO cards. Players can match them to the color of the previous card played. When a Dare card is played, the next player must either:

Draw two cards

The Dare List cards define the actual dares associated with each number. If a player completes the dare, they do not have to draw two cards. But they must draw two cards as a penalty if they fail or refuse the dare.

Wild Dare Cards

The player who plays the Wild Dare card chooses the next color to be played, and the Wild Dare number corresponds to a dare on the Dare List cards where the next player then either attempts the dare listed for that number OR draws four cards instead of two as with regular Dare cards, completing the dare avoids drawing the penalty cards.

Reverse Cards

When a reverse card is played, the direction of play switches, and play proceeds clockwise, and if you play clockwise, play proceeds counterclockwise.

Skip Cards

A Skip card forces the next player to skip their turn when the Skip card is played.

Wild Cards

Regular UNO Wild cards still function the same in UNO Dare, allowing the player to choose the next color to play. The next player then simply takes their turn as normal.

Wild Draw 4 Cards

These function identically to regular Wild Draw 4 cards. The next player must draw 4 cards and the player who played the Wild Draw 4 chooses the next color.

Example Dare Cards in UNO Dare

Standard Dare cards specify a number that corresponds to a dare listed on the Dare List cards. For example:

Dare #15

The 15th dare on the Dare List would then be the challenge that player must complete. Wild dare cards work the same way and also allow the player who plays the Wild card to choose the next color played.

How to Play Uno Dare

To play Uno Dare, you need the standard Uno deck of 108 cards consisting of numbers 0 to 9 in red, blue, green, and yellow, along with special cards such as Draw Two, Reverse, Skip, and Wild. 2 to 10 players can comfortably play Uno Dare.

The goal of Uno Dare is to discard all of your cards by matching either the color or the number of the top discard pile card. But in this thrilling twist on Uno, players must complete dares each time certain special cards are played. The player who lays down a special card chooses a fun to dare for the next player to act out before continuing their turn.

On each turn, players match either the color or the number of the top of the discard pile. If a player cannot play a card then they draw a card from the draw pile until they have got a playable card. Where drawn cards can be added to their hand and players can play Wild cards at any time to change the color of the discard pile to any color they choose.

When a special card is played like Draw Two, Reverse, or Wild, the next player first completes the dare selected by the player who laid down the special card. Then play continues in a new direction or turn. The goal is to discard all your cards through scoring combinations, doing dares, and avoiding getting stuck with extra cards!

The first player to play all of the cards in their hand and yell UNO first when he has only one card left and the first player to discard all his cards first wins the game.

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