TooLegitVolz wrote:
Well you can see a little difference in the gameplay videos, the game is much more fast paced and you can rotate cards in your deck so I assume that when your turn comes up it puts whatever card you have at the top out there instantly so I guess you want to try organize as fast as possible, hence UNO Rush.
Exactly. It is not a replacement for UNO - it is a new UNO-style party game geared towards fast-paced multiplayer play. Because turns advance automatically from player to player, you need to see the other players' hands to know what's coming. When it is your turn, it plays 1-N chainable cards (using UNO rules to identify chains) before advancing to the next player. So in other words, it is possible to play your entire hand out in one play, theoretically.
