Mattel Games UNO Quatro, Family Board Game for Kids and Adults for Family Game Night, Tile Game, Engaging Gift for Kids, 2 to 4 Players, Ages 7 and Up, HPF82

Brilliant game - a cross between connect 4 and UNO. The teenagers really liked it - so much we bought over to gift to another family whose children range from 8-13. But perfect for adults too.

I havent used this yet. Because it's a christmas present. We have got all the uno games. Which we all love playing. So hopefully this will be fun as well. If you love uno games buy this

So, Uno Quatro is like a mash-up of classic Uno and Connect Four, and honestly, it’s a fun twist! Instead of cards, you’re working with tiles, and the goal is to get four in a row—vertically, horizontally, or diagonally—by matching colors or numbers. It’s super easy to pick up, so even if you’re new to it, you’ll catch on quickly. The action tiles add a bit of chaos, letting you swap trays, push out pieces, or even steal tiles from other players. It keeps things unpredictable, which is great if you like games with a bit of strategy and luck mixed together. The tiles are sturdy, and the game comes with a handy bag for storage, so it’s easy to take on the go. On the downside, it’s only for up to four players, so it’s not ideal for bigger groups. Also, if you play it too much, it might feel a bit repetitive. Overall, it’s a great pick for family game nights or casual hangouts. It’s quick, lighthearted, and has just enough strategy to keep everyone engaged. Definitely worth a try if you’re into board games with a twist!

This looks a great game, our grandsons is going to love it

This is a great game now that I have managed to find the English instructions online. The image of this item clearly shows the game as being in English but the version that I received was in Spanish meaning the instructions were unreadable.

We are huge fans of Uno and have all the variations of it such as Uno Dare for example. Uno Quattro is very clever but takes a lot of time. It’s not quite as simple as Connect 4 where you drop counters… instead you’re looking at numerous counters and seeing which of your tiles match by number of colour. It’s like playing lots of games of Uno all at the same time, so you have to think carefully. You don’t actually have to match a counter in your hand with what has been played already because unlike Connect 4 you don’t have to place a tile in the rack directly against another tile. If they match, then great but if not just play whatever you have but be careful that you’re not setting up the next player for a row of four colours/numbers or they win. You have actions too such as knocking tiles down and out of the column. And you can swap one column for another by removing the entire slide-able column and replacing it with another one. It’s very clever. We love it

Was a Christmas present for my nephew and he loved it

Brilliant mash of uno and connect 4. But we’ve had to go online and find the English translation. The game has arrived but completely in Spanish