History TabletopGame / MakersOfUno

* "Animal Domino" (1982)

* "Hearts" (1982)

* "Old Maid" (1982)

* "Sea World Fish Card Game" (1983)/"Fish" (1989)

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: ''O'NO 99'' for the original version, ''ONO 99'' for the reprint.

* HouseRules: Enforced. The manual allows smaller stock piles for faster games.

* ScoringPoints: Most games have a scoring mechanism that lasts over multiple rounds. Games such as ''Skip-Bo'' and ''Uno'' have players [[HouseRules forego this rule]] for just "going out".

Below is list of games with the "Makers of Uno" inset on the box. Those in bold are currently in print. Note that the year represents its debut launch, not when the company acquired the rights to publish.

* '''''UNO''''' (1971)

* '''''O'NO 99''''' (1980)

* '''''Skip-Bo''''' (1982)

* '''''Rage''''' (1983) (Now owned by Ideal)

* '''''Phase 10''''' (1982)
* '''''5 Alive''''' (1990) (Now owned by Hasbro)
* '''''Blink''''' (1995)
* '''''Mad Gab''''' (2000)

* '''''Card 'N' Go Seek''''' (2015)
* '''''BOLD''''' (2016)
* '''''Lowdown''''' (2016)
* '''''Snappy Dressers''''' (2016)/'''''Common Threads''''' (2019)
* '''''Basher Science Card Game Series''''' (2017)
* '''''DOS''''' (2018)

* DevelopersForesight: In the 2022 version of ''ONO 99'', if no one is able to play a card that doesn't reach 99, then the last player who played is the winner.
* DolledUpInstallment: The 2022 reprint of ''ONO 99'' updates the cards to visually be in line with the ''UNO'' and ''DOS'' series of card games despite playing nothing like them. Other games in the ''Makers'' series have their own distinct artstyle.
* HotPotato: The main gist of the games.

* PoisonMushroom: The ONO 99 card is worth 99 points and basically clogs up one of the four cards on your hand. To get rid of them, depending on the version, either the running total is zero or below (1980) or your hand is all ONO 99s.

* ''Pictionary Card Game'' (2004)

* ''O'NO 99'' (1980)

* ''5 Alive'' (1990)

** A new center pile requires a "1" or a "Skip-Bo" card. A starting round can drag on should neither players have such cards to place. ''Skip-Bo Jackpot'' speeds up the game by letting players buy a number using coins at the same value before using the next value card (e.g. 5 coins for a five then placing a six).

* SpiritualSuccessor: Of the games Spite & Malice and ''Flinch''.

* SpiritualSuccessor: All of them are variants of the Card Game ''99''. ''Sorry! Revenge'' (by Hasbro) takes up the mantle of the three games, with the added twist that reaching 21 wins the round while going over 21 makes ''everyone else'' win the round.

* SpiritualSuccessor: Several games are commercialized versions of standard 52-deck games: ''Uno'' is based on Crazy Eights, ''Lowdown'' is of Golf, ''Blink'' is Speed meets Crazy Eights, and so on.

* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Averted, the changing colors (present in most versions) do not mean anything.

* '''''Snappy Dressers''''' (2016)

* AdaptationExpansion: The iOS/Android version has multiple Phase 10 variants, including a new even/odd set (a set only having odd or even numbered cards) and single-color mixed sets.

* ScoringPoints: Players who didn't go out count points based on the cards left in their hand (single digits - 5 pts, double digits - 10 pts., Skips - 15 pts. and Wilds - 20 pts.). When there is a tie in phase ten, the one with the lowest score is the winner.

* ArtisticLicense: The ticking time bomb in ''Boom-O'' can tick down and up as it pleases.

* AllOrNothing: A player can keep flipping over cards in ''BOLD'' as long there is at least one consistent match (either color, container type, container size, or background shape). One could stop can keep the points, or continue going for more points at the risk of losing them all (and have the next player have them memorized for their turn).

* ThemedStockBoardGame: Averted, none of the games bar ''Uno'' have a licensed-theme variant.

* ''Cinq-O'' (2203)

* ''Whac-A-Mole'' (2004)

The ''Makers of Uno'' are a series of [[CardGame Card Games]] published and distributed by International Games, Inc. (IGI), the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin makers of the card game UNO]]. When Creator/{{Mattel}} purchased IGI in 1992, the company kept the moniker for their card games, although only ''Uno'' and ''Skip-Bo'' survived the ChannelHop.

* '''''DOS''''' (2017)

* DiscardAndDraw: Ending a turn requires placing a card from the hand to one of the four personal discard piles.

The ''Makers of Uno'' are a series of [[CardGame Card Games]] published and distributed by International Games, Inc., the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin makers of the card game UNO]]. When Mattel purchased IGI in 1992, the company kept the moniker for their card games, although only ''Uno'' and ''Skip-Bo'' survived the ChannelHop.

* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Subverted, the changing colors do not mean anything.

* LuckBasedMission: A new center pile requires a "1" or a "Skip-Bo" card. A starting round can drag on should neither players have such cards to place.

* FakeLongevity: Especially with more than two players, as those who didn't complete the phase are stuck until they are able to do so. ''Twist'' mitigates this problem by advancing everyone to the next space on the board regardless if they've finished or not.
* LevelEditor: Anyone can create their own ten phases, and Mattel/Fundex have their own official alternatives.
* ObviousRulePatch: ''Masters Edition'' allows players to choose any phase they want after looking at their initial hand.
* NotCompletelyUseless: Unlike traditional Rummy, a run does not require cards of the same color [[note]]On modern releases[[/note]]. The only time where color is a requirement is phase eight (seven cards of one color).
* ScoringPoints: Players who didn't go out count points based on the cards left in their hand. When there is a tie in phase ten, the one with the lowest score is the winner.
* SecondPlaceIsForWinners: As long as one sets down their phase, they are able to proceed to the next one. This is downplayed in ''Twist'' as going out moves one further down the board (three spaces instead of two).

* ''Mad Gab'' (2000)

* ExtraTurn: A player who rids of their hand gets to draw five more cards and keep playing.

* DifficultButAwesome: The ''Twist'' Space allows a player to chose a phase next to the space or pick at random one of the harder Twist Phases. A Twist Phase doubles movement (four spaces for a clear, ''six spaces'' for going out) at the risk of going backwards for failing a phase.

* DoWellButNotPerfect: Winning in ''Twist'' is simply passing phase ten. However, if someone lands on phase 10, they ''have'' to go out in order to win. The optimal strategy is to land on the second-to-last space and simply complete the phase (or land on the third-to-last place and go out) to pass phase 10.

** The Bomb card blows up everyone who does not own a Zero or a Snip card respectively. For ''Boom-O'', if all players do have a Snip card, then the player who played the BOMB card is blown up instead.

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