Liar’s UNO Bluffing Card Game with 112 Cards, Color Symbols and Travel Tin for Players Ages 7+
Liar’s UNO Bluffing Card Game with 112 Cards, Color Symbols and Travel Tin for Players Ages 7+
A bluffing card game adds face-down claims and challenges to familiar UNO color-and-number matching. Mattel Games Liar’s UNO includes 112 cardstock cards, instructions and a reusable travel tin, creating a portable strategy game for players ages seven and up.
Play a Liar’s Card face down and announce its identity, whether the claim is true or a bluff. If another player challenges and catches a lie, the liar draws a card; when the claim was truthful, the accuser draws instead. Wild Liar’s Challenge, seven-swap and zero-rotation actions add more decisions, while every player must still call UNO with one card remaining. Graphic symbols identify card colors for players with color-vision differences. The marketing title lists two to six players, but a product-detail field lists two to four; follow the printed instructions for the final supported count. No batteries are required. Keep cards dry, agree on respectful bluffing before play and return all 112 cards to the tin after each round. Colors and decorations may vary.
Specifications
- Brand: Mattel Games
- Game: Liar’s UNO
- Game type: Bluffing and matching card game
- Recommended age: 7 years and up
- Cards: 112
- Included: Instructions
- Included: Reusable travel tin
- Players: Source fields conflict between 2 to 6 and 2 to 4
- Liar’s Card: Played face down with announced identity
- Challenge result: Liar or incorrect accuser draws
- Special card: Wild Liar’s Challenge
- Rule: Playing 7 swaps hands
- Rule: Playing 0 rotates hands
- Accessibility: Graphic color-identification symbols
- Operation: Manual
- Batteries: Not required
- Model year: 2025
- Model: JLH68
- Material: Cardstock
- Care: Keep all cards dry and complete
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are included?
Liar’s UNO contains 112 cards plus instructions and a reusable storage tin.
How does a bluff challenge work?
A caught liar draws a card, while an incorrect accuser draws when the claim was true.
How many people can play?
Source fields conflict between two to six and two to four; follow the printed instructions.
Are the colors accessible without color vision?
Yes. Graphic symbols help identify the color shown on each card.