My family isn’t a “game” family.
We never had game nights unless I forcibly pressed, asked, and begged my mom, dad, and brother to play just one game of Scrabble. Although I’m incredibly close with my family and love them dearly, I wish we were the kind of people that could sit down and play something-anything-just every once in a while. But, because it’ll never change, I’ve found friends with game night kind of families, and for that, I’m forever grateful.
Uno is one of those perfect card games for such a night, one with a few friends and drinks, or even to play with kids. The demographic of the game doesn’t exist because it’s simply for everyone, and they’re fully aware of this, as they often create special editions that nod to folks from all walks of life, whether they’re a design lover or even colorblind.
