Uno Super Mario – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Uno Super Mario

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Board Game2016

82%

WISE Score

6.2

Board Game Geek

It’s the Uno you know, but with Mario’s invincibility and 100% fewer arguments about whether a Draw 4 stacks.

Uno Super Mario

Board Game

7+, 2016

82%

WISE Score

6.2

Board Game Geek

It’s the Uno you know, but with Mario’s invincibility and 100% fewer arguments about whether a Draw 4 stacks.

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Screenwise Verdict

Let's be real: this is a reskin. But Mario is the king of making basic things feel like an event.

The Super Star card is a genuinely good addition that fixes the 'helplessness' of getting hit with a Draw 4 by letting you bounce the penalty back. It’s a safe, reliable win for family game night that bridges the gap between digital fandom and physical play without being a 'brain rot' experience.

Age Fit

Best for ages 5 to 99. If they can recognize numbers and colors, they're ready to play. It's a rare game that a 6-year-old and a grandparent can play on equal footing.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

It's pure Nintendo charm. The game fosters face-to-face interaction and friendly competition without any of the grit or darkness found in modern digital gaming.

Imaginative

It's a reskin of a 50-year-old game. While the Mario theme is fun and the 'Super Star' card adds a thematic twist, it doesn't exactly push the boundaries of creative thinking.

Safe

Physically and socially safe. No hidden costs, no chat rooms, just cardboard and ink. The only risk is a sibling rivalry flare-up after a well-timed Draw 4.

Enriching

Great for younger kids to practice color and number recognition. It also teaches basic strategy and the social necessity of losing with a bit of dignity.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

The Mario Super Star card adds a 'bounce back' mechanic that makes the game feel more dynamic than standard Uno.
Customizable cards allow you to invent your own chaotic house rules.
Perfect for getting kids off screens while still engaging with characters they love.
It’s portable enough to throw in a bag for restaurants or long flights.

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What to Watch For

The 'Take That' mechanics can be frustrating for kids who struggle with losing or being 'targeted' by other players.
It's a very light game; if your family is into deep strategy, this will feel like filler.

Conversation Starters

"If you could make a custom rule for the blank cards, what would it be?"
"Why is the Super Star card so powerful in Mario games?"
"How do you feel when someone plays a Draw 4 on you? How do you handle it?"
"Which Mario character on these cards is your favorite to play as in the video games?"

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