How to play ONO
ONO is a colour-matching card game for 2 to 6 players. Everybody starts with seven cards, and one card is turned face up to start the discard pile. On your turn you play a card from your hand that matches the top card by colour, or by number or symbol. The first player to get rid of every card wins the round.
- Matching: a card fits if it is the same colour as the top card, or has the same number or symbol. Cards that fit are lifted out of your hand.
- Skip: the next player misses a turn.
- Reverse: play changes direction. With two players it works like a skip.
- Draw Two: the next player draws two cards and misses a turn.
- Wild: play it any time and choose the colour. Wild Draw Four also makes the next player draw four. You are meant to play it only when you have no card of the current colour, and the next player may challenge: a bluffer draws four instead, but a wrong challenger draws six.
- Cannot play? Draw a card from the pile (you may only draw when nothing fits). If it fits, you may play it straight away; if not, your turn passes.
- One card left: when you play your second-to-last card, ONO is called for you, so nobody can be caught out by forgetting.
Playing ONO on boardflix
Choose how many computer players join you, from one to five, and pick Easy, Medium or Hard. The deck is shuffled with secure random numbers, and in a private room the server deals and shuffles, so nobody can peek at another hand. Each special card has its own sound and a big pop-up, and the pile glows in the colour in play so you always know what to match. To play with friends, press Create Room: up to six people can join with a code, and if someone leaves, the computer plays their hand.