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That's interesting. I always assumed that UNO was a branded version of a very similar game we used to play as kids with a regular deck of cards (e.g. 7 is draw
by InsideOutSanta 2y ago
That's interesting. I always assumed that UNO was a branded version of a very similar game we used to play as kids with a regular deck of cards (e.g. 7 is draw 2, Jack allows you to pick a color). The game is called Tschau Sepp and very commonly played in Switzerland. I just assumed other countries had their own version of it, and that UNO derived from it.
- n_plus_1_acc 2y agoCalled mau mau in germany
- jaapz 2y agoA similar game called "Pesten" is played in the netherlands Would not be surprised if there is a version of this game everywhere decks of cards are available