[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A lot of people can play in a round which makes it fun and exciting but you may have to wait for a while to get back in after elimination. It is hard to get four 99's which can seem unfair when you are stuck with 3 can can't pick up any extra cards so you can keep playing. Some of the people in our family like the elimination aspect of the game but others not so much.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ono 99 is our new family game! My kids ages 11, 10 and 7 year old caught on really quick with the rules. You have to announce the total number of cards in the discard pile while being under 99. I love that helps with their math skills especially my littlest. Its very fast paced so think quickly! We definitely recommend this game!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an interesting and fun take on Uno. It does take math. Is great for elementary age kids learning math. My husband did not like it much but my 8 year old did. Would also be a good classroom game for teacher to use.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great spin on a classic game. It makes everyone have to focus more and think about the total to know where the game is. It is harder for the younger ages to keep up but it’s really helped math
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've definitely gotten more into games in the recent times, so we were excited to try a new one that was different from the other games that we've been playing. Since we got it, this game has become we like to play on a regular basis. It is particularly enjoyable for my elementary school aged daughter who loves practicing and showing off her math skills. Definitely a winner for family game night!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I played this game with my son (age 6), he loves math so I knew that he would enjoy this game. My daughter (age 8) was not as excited to play but in the end she actually enjoyed it too. I think this is a great game for classrooms, and as a math practice game for elementary school aged kids. We played the game without the 99 black card the first couple of times. It seemed easier to play without it at first so the kids could get the hang of it. Overall, I think it's a good game. It serves a specific purpose (to practice math skills) but aside from that I'm not sure how often it would be played.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids love Uno, so I figured this would be a fun addition to our games. It's not too similar to Uno, which is a good thing. This one involves more counting and addition/subtraction ability, so sometimes my youngest (just turned 6) needed a little help. However, it's great to sneak in some math practice! The kids enjoyed this game and learned it quickly. Each round goes fast, so you're not stuck endlessly in a game for too long, which helps with short attention spans. They were able to play a few rounds on their own after some practice. I always love games that facilitate learning! This will be a helpful addition to our homeschooling activities, too.