u/Guuzik

I won't hide the fact that this add-on came about completely by accident. While I was working on the Triple S Games add-on, I first made a quick paper-and-pencil version just to test some ideas. Later, I realized that TSG felt much more like UNO FS to me.

After I finished the colored cards, I felt like something just didn't fit. Instead of forcing them into that project, I decided to move them into a new one—and that's how Color Pack was born.

This add-on brings even more color to the game by introducing brand-new numbered cards in entirely new colors. I think playing with them is going to be a lot of fun because they open up plenty of new tactical possibilities. I honestly can't wait to play with them! :)

I don't know if anyone remembers one of my posts called "Classification of UNO Add-Ons and My New Project." In that post, I suggested dividing add-ons into two categories: regular ones (like Speed Pack, etc.) and artist-themed add-ons. I think this system would work really well because it would separate standard add-ons from ones based on artists or TV shows, like Billie Eilish or Love Island.

For the artist-themed category, I already made my own fan-made Juice WRLD add-on. It didn't last long, though, because I started wondering what kind of add-on I could make that people would actually enjoy, especially now that there are already so many of them. Sometimes you just have to think outside the box.

Then I got an idea. I was watching Triple S Games, and I realized I actually watch that channel all the time—sometimes to learn about new games, sometimes to get inspiration for making something of my own, and sometimes before my friends come over... so I can absolutely destroy them by winning every game!!!! >:)

So I created a Triple S Games add-on. That project eventually led to another add-on, which you'll be hearing much more about very soooooon!

I also messaged the owner of the Triple S Games channel, and he actually liked the project! (At least I hope it was really him and not an AI bot—he replied in just 8 minutes. O_O)

By the way, this is the first box I've ever made in my new graphics program, and it actually turned out really well, especially considering I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing yet.

It's hard to believe, but according to Reddit my account is now 11 months old. Almost a whole year.

I actually created this account as soon as I started getting seriously interested in UNO. Time really flies.

Looking back, I started by making a template for other people. It's not available anymore, but that's where everything began. Then I started making my own games, met a lot of amazing people here, and honestly spent so much great time in this community.

I don't regret any of it.

Sure, there were people I didn't get along with. There were even some people who weren't always nice to me, and even though I often said I disagreed with them... deep down, sometimes I understood their point. So, greetings to almost everyone I've met along the way. 

After that it was always: a new game idea, a new add-on, another add-on... and eventually just add-ons. 

For a long time, I struggled because I kept drawing cards that I wanted to actually own, play with, and enjoy. I wanted other people to enjoy them too. At the same time, so many users here were creating really awesome projects.

Things are different now.

I've learned how to print cards properly, make professional-looking boxes, and I'm genuinely happy with how far I've come.

This post is also a tribute to an old post by u/Creative_Beautiful53 called "Many packs" I still remember that picture—it somehow stuck with me all this time. Now that I finally have so many add-on boxes that actually work, I thought it would be fun to use the same title and recreate a similar photo. I hope you don't mind. 

I really hope you all like the final result, because I'm honestly proud of it.

Finally, I'd like to thank a few people. Without you, I probably wouldn't be here today with this account, these posts, and all of these add-ons.

Special thanks to:
u/Old-Sir8884
u/Practical-Beyond-120
u/Creative_Beautiful53
u/Asmodevus
u/Known_Drama334
u/Thien_GMD
u/AJChiong28

Thank you all for being part of this journey. 

*This is a fan-made project*

I know it's been a while since I last posted, and yes, I could explain why... but I'm way too lazy to do that.

Today I'm here to show you the newest addition to my Add-On collection: the Juice WRLD Add-On!

I know I've already made a post showing one of these boxes before, but this one is so much better!!!

First of all, it's an actual card box—you can store cards inside it, and that's exactly what I'm doing! And second, I finally printed the cards that I designed myself!!

I have to say, having your own custom cards in your deck is already an awesome feeling, but being able to store them in a matching custom box just hits differently.

My collection is still slowly growing, but lately my attention has shifted to something else. I know it's not really related to this subreddit, but I finally got a new PC, and now I'm trying to upgrade my whole setup. That's one of the reasons I haven't been posting much recently. Also... I've been playing way too much Bloons TD 6. :)

Anyway, enough about that—what do you think of the physical version? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Monkeys!!!!!

Kohls.com

isn't there yet, but Uno says it will be there.

I've genuinely wanted to add this box to my collection for a long time. It's the first Add-On pack that included cards created by me, and it's also the Add-On that started my love for making these little packs with extra cards!

Honestly, it looks amazing, and it's the first box I've made that is actually functional. Unfortunately, a problem came up, so I'll have to wait a bit before I can print the cards, but I'm already incredibly satisfied with the box itself.

Huge thanks to u/Creative_Beautiful53 for creating this masterpiece and sharing the files with me ;)

One more question: whenever I make these posts, I include photos of the official Add-Ons alongside the fan-made one. Do you prefer the old format with 4 official Add-Ons and 1 fan-made pack, or would you rather see 7 official Add-Ons and 1 fan-made pack? I can't decide, so help me out!

I finally managed to get them!

We now know how most of the cards work, except for a few of them. Yesterday, I messaged a seller on eBay to ask where he got it from and whether it's official. He replied, and in the first image you can see the photo he sent me, while in the second image you can see his full response.

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He didn't send me a link to the supplier, but I managed to find the website myself — and that's where things start getting strange. The product isn't listed anywhere on the site.

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I also tried using the Wayback Machine to see if there was an archived version of the page, but unfortunately I couldn't find any snapshots.

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What really interests me are the strange cards that are visible in the images but aren't explained anywhere. Here is the description of the cards we currently know about:

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Add the cards from the UNO Love Island Add-On Pack to a classic UNO deck (sold separately) to bring flirting, alliances, and unexpected betrayals into every round!

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• Wild Coupled Up Card – Players pair up, allowing them to play cards on behalf of their partner when they don't have a matching color.

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• Wild Pull You for a Chat Card – Lets you secretly look at another player's hand and swap one card with them.

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• "I've Got a Text!" Card – Introduces surprise rule changes, including hand swaps, forced card draws, and challenges involving revealing colors.

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• Wild Eggs in One Basket Card – Links two players together, so UNO moments and draw penalties affect both players at the same time.

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Bring romance, competition, and reality-show-style drama to game night with this themed add-on. Suitable for ages 7 and up.

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At this point, we know how most of the cards work, but there are still a few unexplained ones. Since the product doesn't appear anywhere on the supplier's website and there are no archived versions available, I'm curious whether this is an unreleased product, a retailer-exclusive item, or simply something that was removed before launch.

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cards +100 hehe

https://superimpulse.com/uno-no-mercy/

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Ahh, you have no idea how happy I am! As with many of my posts, here's a little story. I often have this thing with graphic design programs where I can't figure out how to do something, and then when I'm trying to fall asleep, it's like an apple falls on my head and I discover gravity! :] Just kidding. But seriously, I often come up with solutions while lying in bed and then pray I don't forget them by morning.

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That's exactly what happened recently. I finally came up with a way to transfer my drawings onto UNO cards! Huge thanks to u/Creative_Beautiful53 , who I messaged asking for some extra advice. Thanks to him, the final result turned out so well. Would you believe he even made photos, a video, and written instructions in Polish just for me?

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I started with the Love cards, printed them, and honestly, they turned out pretty great. They're not perfect, and the edges aren't completely even, but they have something that was really important to me: they have the same backs as official UNO cards, so they're fully playable while still looking good. ;)

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So far I've only printed the Love cards, but as you can probably guess, I want to print the rest of my add-ons too. The question is: which one should I print next, the Draw Pack or the Meme Pack? What do you think?

According to Reddit, my account is around 9–10 months old. Some people might say that's not a long time, and I'd agree. However, that time hasn't been wasted. I believe I've managed to contribute quite a lot to this community during those months.

Why do I make so many add-ons?

Of course, I could just create entirely new UNO versions, like UNO Time and other official editions. Don't get me wrong, coming up with new versions of the game is a lot of fun. However, it's very time-consuming, and it often takes a long time to see the final result. If you want your game to feel truly original, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

Add-ons have one huge advantage. I can create them whenever inspiration strikes. Working on a single add-on usually takes between 4 and 10 hours. It's not just about drawing cards. A lot of time goes into researching ideas, finding good reference images, testing concepts, and making numerous revisions. I usually only show you the finished result, but there are often many changes and improvements before I consider a project complete.

Is this the end of collecting add-ons?

Definitely not. One of my goals is to eventually own every official add-on, although that's not easy since many of them aren't available in my country. And what about fan-made add-ons? If you create a good add-on and can provide the box design in a format other than the standard print-ready format, I'd be happy to add it to my collection.

Right now, my collection consists of 4 official add-ons, 12 created by me, and 1 made by Chaos. Seeing all of these add-ons lined up together is incredibly satisfying. I think they look fantastic.

Who knows, maybe one day someone at Mattel will see these projects and find some inspiration in them. 😉

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sometimes I check Amazon and see if there are any new Uno there, I saw a deduction for no mercy but when I looked

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