Uno Dare Card Game
UNO Dare Game
UNO Dare adds an epic social element to the classic card game UNO. Instead of simply matching cards, players can also issue “dares” that opponents must complete avoiding drawing cards. This results in plenty of laughs, shenanigans, and memories shared among the group.
Overall, UNO Dare injects a social and lively element into standard UNO gameplay. The opportunity to issue silly dares — and the laugh that ensues from attempting or refusing them — keeps the mood light and fun.
UNO Dare is perfect for families, friend groups, coworkers, and really any gathering where shenanigans are welcome! So shuffle up the deck, gather your group, and get ready for an unforgettable game night with UNO Dare.
How to play UNO Dare
The Deck and Deal
Use a standard UNO deck and shuffle thoroughly. Deal 7 cards face-down to each player. Place leftover cards face-down to form the draw pile. The player to the left of the dealer goes first.
Playing the Cards
On your turn, you must either:
Play a card that matches the color or symbol of the discard pile
Issue a “dare” to another player for them to perform in order to avoid drawing 2 cards.
Performing a Dare
If issued a dare, the player has the option to either complete the dare, in which case play continues as normal and refuse the dare, in which case they must draw 2 cards from the draw pile.
Appropriate Dares
Dares should not be offensive, humiliating, or dangerous. Stick to lighthearted and funny dares that everyone is comfortable with.
Special Action Cards
Wild and Skip cards work normally, allowing the player to choose the next color and skip their next turn.
Winning the Game
The first player to get rid of all their cards by matching or daring wins.
Uno Dare Rules
While the basic UNO Dare Rules remain, the addition of dares forces players to think not just strategically about their cards, but also creatively in order to come up with dares that are fun and memorable.
UNO Dare is perfect for families, friend groups, coworkers, really any gathering where silliness and hijinks are encouraged. The key is to keep the dares lighthearted and ensure everyone is comfortable — the laughter and memories will create themselves.
Conclusion
UNO Dare takes the classic card game UNO and injects a social and lively element by allowing players to issue “dares” instead of simply matching cards. The opportunity for players to come up with — and then attempt or refuse — silly yet appropriate dares results in plenty of laughs and fun memories shared among the group.
FAQs
What if someone refuses a dare?
If a player refuses a dare, they must draw 2 cards as a penalty. The issuing player’s turn then continues as normal.
Can dares target specific players?
Yes, when issuing a dare a player chooses which opponent they want to target with that dare.
Are there any restrictions on dares?
Dares should not be offensive, humiliating, or dangerous. Stick to lighthearted and silly dares that will bring laughs rather than discomfort.
Can special cards like skips be used to issue a dare?
Yes, any card in a player’s hand can be used to issue a dare instead of matching the discard pile.
What if two players go out at the same time?
Both players draw one card. Whoever draws the higher-value card is declared the winner.
