What Uno Attack Cards Mean (All UNO Attack Cards Meaning)

UNO Attack is a variation of the classic card game UNO, where players use a card launcher that randomly shoots out cards. The Mattel card game Uno Attack includes 112 cards, but you may see 106 cards in older versions. The goal of the game is to be the first player to eliminate all of your cards and call ‘UNO’ when you have just one card remaining.

UNO Attack Card Game

Uno Attack is an electronic version of the classic Uno game, where players try to be the first to score 500 points by discarding all their cards. When players start the game, they are dealt seven cards, and one card is left in the launcher to start the discard pile. The players begin by taking turns matching a card from their hand to the card on top of the discard pile by color, number, or symbol. 

On the other hand, if a player doesn’t have a matching card, they can press the launcher button to move forward and get a card from the launcher. If the launcher shoots out, the player must add the card to their hand. When a player has one card left, they must yell “Uno” before playing their last card in hand. Fortunately, if they do not yell, they must press the launcher button twice. 

UNO Attack Cards

Uno Attack is a variation of the original Uno game that uses a card launcher and some special cards. The number of cards in Uno Attack depends on the version of the game. The older versions have 106 cards, while the newer versions have 112 cards. The extra cards are four blank cards that can be used as replacement cards or as special cards with your own rules.

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The cards in Uno Attack are divided into four colors: red, blue, green, and yellow. Each color has 18 cards numbered 1 to 9, one Reverse card, two Hit 2 cards, two Skip cards, and two Discard All cards. There are also 12 black cards: four Wild cards, two Wild Hit Fire cards, and two Wild All Hit cards.

UNO Attack Cards List

Contents: 112 cards, as follows: 

• 18 Blue cards – 1 to 9 
• 18 Green cards – 1 to 9 
• 18 Red cards – 1 to 9 
• 18 Yellow cards – 1 to 9 
• 8 Hit 2 cards – 2 each in blue, green, red, and yellow 
• 8 Reverse cards – 2 each in blue, green, red, and yellow 
• 8 Skip cards – 2 each in blue, green, red, and yellow 
• 4 Discard All cards – 1 each in blue, green, red, and yellow 
• 4 Trade Hands cards – 1 each in blue, green, red, and yellow 
• 4 Wild cards 
• 2 Wild All-Hit cards 
•  2 Wild Hit-Fire cards

Uno Attack Cards Points

• Numbered cards have 0 to 9 points, based on each card’s face value
• Draw Two card has 20 points
• The reverse card has 20 points
• Skip card has 20 points
• The wild card has 50 points
• Wild Draw Four card has 50 points

Uno Attack Cards Meaning And Rules

The Mattel card game Uno Attack includes 112 cards, with a mechanical card launcher, that shoots out cards randomly. 

All UNO Attack Card Meanings

• Number cards (1 to 9): These cards have a number and a color (blue, green, red, or yellow). You can play a number card if it matches the color or the number of the top card on the discard pile.
• Hit 2 cards: These cards have a plus sign and a color. You can play a Hit 2 card if it matches the color of the top card on the discard pile. When you play this card, the next player has to press the launcher button twice and add any cards that come out to their hand.
• Reverse cards: These cards have an arrow and a color. You can play a Reverse card if it matches the color of the top card on the discard pile. When you play this card, the direction of the game changes. For example, if the game was going clockwise, it now goes counterclockwise, and vice versa.
• Skip cards: These cards have a circle with a slash and a color. You can play a Skip card if it matches the color of the top card on the discard pile. When you play this card, the next player in the game order is skipped and does not get a turn.
• Wild cards: These cards have four colors and a star. You can play a Wild card on any card on the discard pile. When you play this card, you get to choose the color for the next card to be played.
• Wild All Hit cards: These cards have four colors and a star with a plus sign. You can play a Wild All Hit card on any card on the discard pile. When you play this card, you get to choose the color for the next card to be played, and all the other players have to press the launcher button once and add any cards that come out to their hand.
• Wild Hit Fire cards: These cards have four colors and a star with a fire symbol. You can play a Wild Hit Fire card on any card on the discard pile. When you play this card, you get to choose the color for the next card to be played, and the next player has to keep pressing the launcher button until they get a Hit 2 card or a Wild All Hit card. They have to add all the cards that come out to their hand.

UNO Attack Replacement Cards

The replacement cards in the Uno attack are the cards used to replace the damaged or missing cards. However, you can use the blank cards as replacement cards, and to do this, you need to figure out which card is damaged or missing. When you figure it out, just take a blank card, write that missing card’s name or role, and add it to the game. This card now functions the same as the original cards, and you may not need to buy new cards as a standard deck involves four blank cards.

Uno Attack Card Meanings with Pictures

Skip Card

As in classic Uno, the Skip card allows a player to force the next player to forfeit their turn. Playing a Skip card disrupts opponents’ strategies and provides an advantage by creating an opportunity to play high-value cards or change the color. However, the skipped player has a chance to recover on their next turn.

Reverse Card

The Reverse card changes the direction of gameplay from clockwise to counterclockwise and the players now follow reverse order to take turns. This simple but impactful card leads to unforeseen consequences as players find their turns coming sooner or later than expected and must adjust strategies quickly. The Reverse card demands flexibility and strategic thinking.

Draw Two Card

When played, the Draw Two card requires the next player to draw two extra cards from the deck, slowing their progress and increasing the chances of the player who played the card. However, Draw Two cards can easily turn the tables. Players must use this card carefully.

Wild Card

The versatile Wild card allows a player to change the color in play to any color, regardless of the previous color. This grants strategic flexibility to match the new color to the player’s hand or force opponents to draw certain colors. The Wild card can surprise opponents and allow adept players to finesse the game.

Wild Draw Four Card

The most powerful card, the Wild Draw Four, allows a player to change the color in play and requires the next player to draw four extra cards. However, the challenge rule adds an element of bluffing – players can challenge the person who plays this card if they suspect there was a valid play, in which case the card player must draw six cards if the challenge succeeds. Players must use strategy and second-guess with this risky but impactful card.

UNO Attack Special Cards

Uno Attack, a variation of the popular Mattel card game Uno, has some special cards in addition to the familiar cards from classic Uno, that include Hit 2 cards (2 each in blue, green, red, and yellow), 4 Discard All cards (1 each in blue, green, red, and yellow), 4 Trade Hands cards (1 each in blue, green, red, and yellow), 2 Wild All-Hit cards, 2 Wild Hit-Fire cards, and Uno wild cards.

Hit 2 Card

This card forces the next player to press the launcher button twice. If no cards are launched, the player is safe and the game continues. If cards are launched, the player must add them to their hand and skip their turn.

Discard All Card

This card allows the player to discard all the cards of the same color as the card on the discard pile. For example, if the discard pile has a red 7 on top, the player can play a red Discard All and get rid of all their red cards.

Trade Hands Card

This card allows the player to trade hands with any other player of their choice. The player can choose to trade with the person who has the fewest cards, or with someone who has a bad hand, or with anyone else for strategic reasons.

Wild All Hit Card

This card is a wild card that allows the player to choose the color for the next turn. In addition, all the other players must press the launcher button once. If no cards are launched, the game continues. If cards are launched, the players must add them to their hand.

Wild Hit Fire Card

This card is another wild card that allows the player to choose the color for the next turn. However, this card also triggers a special mode for the launcher. The next player must press the launcher button until it shoots out cards. The player must add all the launched cards to their hand and skip their turn. The launcher remains in this mode until another Wild Hit Fire card is played.

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