Mattel
NEW Mattel - UNO Minimalista Special Edition Card Game
- Regular price
- $39.00
- Sale price
- $39.00
- Regular price
Description

NEW - UNO Minimalista
Card Game
Everyone's favourite card game has just received a very cool makeover!
Features:
- This beautiful Limited Edition UNO Minimalista card game was originally conceived by Belgium designer Warleson Oliveira and when first previewed to fans in 2020 it quickly became an internet sensation, convincing Mattel to officially adopt Warleson's design and turn it from concept to reality.
- The beautifully sleek and minimalistic esthetic has quickly become an instant smash hit with fans and stock continues to get snapped up as fast as retailers can get their hands on supply.
- UNO Minimalista has perfectly balanced familiarity with it's same colour and number matching game objective and game changing Wild Cards, whilst also introducing a premium and sleek new look that has made it a highly sought after and an ideal gift for any UNO game collector.
- UNO is race to get rid of all of your cards. Use the Action cards against your opponents (including four extra Wild Cards). When you're down to just one card, don't forget to yell 'UNO!" to be declared the game winner!
Includes:
- 108 x High Quality Game Cards featuring minimalistic graphics
- 4 x WILD cards
- 1 x Set of Game Instructions
For 2 - 4 Players
Recommended for Ages: 7+
Brief Game History
Invented in 1971 by barber Merle Robbins in Reading, Ohio the owner and card game enthusiast, who created the game and sold the original version out of his barbershop. Over Thanksgiving weekend in 1971, the game caught the attention of Robert Tezak — owner of a funeral parlor in Joliet — who became hooked. The following year, Tezak made a deal with Robbins to take over UNO, and International Games was formed.
Following decades of massive success, International Games was acquired by Mattel in 1992 and UNO has remained a smash hit ever since. Mattel says that 17 decks are sold every minute as UNO is now available in more than 80 countries around the world.
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