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Uno 52

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Customize rules and compete in multiple modes, including poker and survival challenges.

Uno 52 for Game Boy Advance was developed by Black Lantern Studios and published by Destination Software, with a North American release in 2006; no earlier platform version of this exact game exists.


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Released
2006
Perspective
Top-down
Size
1.16 MB
Rating
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About Uno 52

Uno 52 for the Game Boy Advance is a digital adaptation of the card game that offers extensive customization for its rules and objectives. The experience is built around a chip-based economy where players can incur debt, and victory can be defined in several ways beyond simply playing a card.

Multiple primary game types alter the win conditions. These include achieving a target number of chips, being the first to finish a set number of rounds, winning with specific poker hands, or accumulating pot wins. A challenging survival variant introduces player elimination and escalating costs based on the number of remaining participants.

Additional structured modes provide distinct single-player challenges. These involve completing specific levels, surviving as long as possible against a dwindling chip reserve, playing against a timer, or engaging in a solitaire-style puzzle. The game supports local wireless multiplayer for up to four players.

The title includes the standard Uno deck alongside poker-inspired card rules. The DS version is a direct port from the GBA, featuring adjusted screen presentation and audio. The number 52 in the game's name denotes this included rule variation.

Uno 52 Screenshots

12 images
Title Screen
Main Menu
Playing against 3 computers players
The object of the game
How to match cards
Chips
Controls Part 1
Controls Part 2
Regular Gameplay
Special Modes
Solitaire Gameplay
Solitaire Won