SuperLite 2000 Table Game: Uno Game (Game)

SuperLite 2000 Table Game: Uno Game

GAME » on March 11, 2004

A Japanese budget PS2 game adaptation of the card game UNO. It is a successor to Uno DX, with wacky anime characters and a single-player story involving a battle-royale "Battle UNO" tournament.

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Overview

SuperLite 2000 Table Game: Uno Game, known in-game as SuperLite 2000 Series: Uno Game, is a card game developed and published by Success for the PlayStation 2 (Platform) exclusively in Japan on March 11, 2004. Part of the SuperLite 2000 series of budget games, Uno Game is an adaptation of the Mattel card game Uno (Franchise) and is a successor to the PS1 SuperLite entry. It is the last in the series to be released exclusively in Japan, and the last to feature both an anime aesthetic and a colorful cast of characters. The game includes three modes: "Fast Play", "Chara Play", and "Battle UNO". Battle UNO is a single-player story mode set in the prestigious private school "Uno", where a special elimination-style tournament is held to determine the strongest Uno player.

Gameplay

The game's basic modes, "Fast Play" and "Chara Play", only differ in the amount of animated character effects shown on the screen. Fast Play supports up to seven opponents, while Chara Play supports up to five.

Clear Condition - First to reach 100, 300, or 500 pts., or after 1, 3, or 5 rounds.
UNO Check - Requires calling "Uno" when down to the last card. Enabled by default.
Draw Chain - Players receiving a Draw Two or Wild Draw Four penalty can stack one of theirs of the same symbol on top of it to pass that stack off to the next player. Disabled by default.
Challenge - Players receiving a Wild Draw Four penalty can challenge whether or not the issuing player had a card of the previous color. Enabled by default.
Moji Card Agari - Players can win on a Skip, Reverse, Wild, Draw Two, or Draw Four card. Enabled by default.

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