Mattel Games Dos Card Game for Kids, Adults and Game Night in a Portable and Collectible Storage Tin for 2-4 Players

Great game

I got everything I was supposed to, the tin is nice, the cards are similar to Uno. However... the instructions are confusing and not clearly mapped. The object of the game is to be the first to get rid of all the cards. There are two piles, that can be expanded later, and you don't have to make an exact number match. If there is a 5 in the center but you don't have a 5, you can put down a 2 and a 3 or 1 and 4 and it'll be considered a match.I feel like the company that created Uno wanted to get more money so they half-massed a plan, made up confusing new rules, and put it in a nice tin. I do not recommend.

Gifted this but later played with the person we gave it to. It is a very quick game, someone often wins after just a couple of turns. Could also be easy for kids to learn and fits their attention span but it is still fun for adults (more fun than uno). Would be great to keep in your bag for waiting at a restaurant or doctors office.

A fun game once you figure it out. The directions were a bit confusing to me... We enjoyed playing it. More complicated than Uno. Good to help young children learn math!

This game is NOT UNO. It has two special cards (Wild 2 and the #). All other cards are regular numbered cards. If you play card games, you will catch the rules relatively quickly. I even googled how to play and I was able to watch a video. It is only designed for 4 players. I learned this after a never ending hand ( 2 hrs long) with 6 people. We all agreed that DOS is a fun game!

We love this game, but we did have to seek out youtube videos and other instructions online to understand it. The instructions only provide half of the rules and while trying to follow them we reached a few points where we didnt know what to do and the instructions were not descriptive. It's a nice change from Uno.

I'm very disappointed in this game. My son is a huge Uno fan, so I thought this would be a great little Christmas gift for him. Neither of us liked it. It was difficult to learn - the instructions are somewhat convaluted. We'll stick with classic Uno.

Me and my 11 year old grandson play this game weekly. He actually requested I get the game. It was easy to learn for both of us.