UNO review

UNO is the official Mattel version of the party card game, and it is the most family-friendly pick on this list with a 4+ age rating. Quick Play starts a match with classic rules, and you can also pick from a set of house rules in real-time matches. A 2v2 mode lets you team up with a friend, and clubs add chat and gifts. Tournaments, events and leaderboards give competitive players something to chase, and the Go Wild mode switches on house rules and two-deck play for bigger coin swings. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision Pro. The listing says the app contains advertising, and in-app purchases start at $1.99, with coin modes nudging players to buy more. It is a single game, so it ranks below the broader collections above. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not play timed sessions.

Who it is for

Families and friend groups who want a quick, all-ages party card game online.

Price

Free with ads; in-app purchases start at $1.99 on the US App Store.

UNO Sale Pack $1.99 Coin Bank $3.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

• Quick Play with classic UNO rules
• A choice of house rules in real-time matches
• 2v2 mode to partner with a friend
• Tournaments, events and leaderboards
• Clubs with chat and gifts

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Rated 4+, so it suits mixed-age families
• Strength: Friends can set up games with their own house rules
• Strength: Runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision Pro
• Weakness: The listing says it contains advertising
• Weakness: Coin-based modes such as Go Wild push you toward purchases
• Weakness: Only one card game

Key facts

• Age rating: 4+
• App Store rating: 4.7 from about 661,000 ratings
• Modes: Classic, house rules, 2v2, Go Wild
• Requires: iOS 14.0 or later
• Languages: English and 11 more

Where it ranks

UNO is No. 4 in our Best Free Online Card Games verdict.