We play this game constantly, almost to the point of embarassment. There is some strategy involved but it can all be thrown out the window at the whim of this little shooter. We laugh like idiots when one of us gets a huge pile of cards shot at them. It's grossly unfair so not a good game for very young children who break down easily. We play it with company in large groups of adults and kids and it is guaranteed fun.

We are game people, we love games. The kids got this for Christmas & we haven't stopped playing it. Every chance we get my 6 year old is begging to play. My 12 year olds love it, too. I was worried about my 6 year old, because he is at that stage where he hates to lose. I must say, he doesn't mind a bit losing & having a lot of cards because it is SO funny when those cards spit out at you. Even I still laugh when they come shooting at you. We haven't had any problems with the unit working, it has been just fine for us. I would HIGHLY recommend this game, it has become a regular game in our house!

We purchased this for our game-loving 5-yr-old for Christmas and ended up being a big hit for all. Our 2-yr-old can even play, with a little help :) You can learn colours, same and different matching (numbers/specialty cards), direction of play (reverse cards), strategy and patience. Easy to use, easy to explain and cheap entertainment. The next Uno on our list is spin Uno.

Our 5 & 8 yr. old daughters just LOVE this game. Our 3 yr. old is starting to recognize her colors and numbers, too, just by 'helping' Mommy when we play. It's a lot of fun the only drawback is that sometimes a game can go on forever, so we modify the rules a little while playing if it looks like it could be one of 'those' games.

This is a terrific game! I bought one for my five year old daughter and another for my 14 year old niece for Christmas. We spent time playing it as a family over the holiday and had a lot of fun. My husband was not expecting much from this game but he thoroughly enjoyed playing (even though he lost)! We love when someone has to press the button and see if the machine spits out cards. My daughter's game did not have any problems functioning, but my niece's would sound like it was trying to throw out cards and they would get stuck. People were struggling to find the right batteries for the game so I'm not sure that fresh batteries were put into my niece's game and that could have been the problem. A few times we had to take off the top and put the cards back in to make it discard. This game keeps my child's interest and she continues to want to play the game. That's always a plus!