Description

UFFDA IS A CROSS BETWEEN UNO AND DOMINOES:
Like UNO: you must say “UFFDA” on your last card or risk a penalty card.
Like DOMINOES (Mexican Train): you must match the numbered cards from your hand to the open branches on the table.
Clear instructions: Easy to learn, be playing in minutes with this 56 card deck.
Penalty cards go from the player that says “UFFDA” to the player that forgot to say “UFFDA” at their last card.
The first player to place all of their cards on the branches wins the round and the bonus points.
Bonus points increase by 5 in each round; round one 5 pts, round two 10 pts…, round ten 50 pts.

Bonus points can produce a come-from-behind victory in the final rounds.
The player with the lowest score after 10 rounds wins the game.
DOUBLE UFFDA: Hillarious outcome when two players declare UFFDA back to back and exchange the same card.