Customer Reviews for Mattel - Liar's UNO Card Game - GAMES (MISC) - Multicolor
Customer Rating
4
Fun Spin on Uno
on January 15, 2026
Posted by: Amanda L
from Livonia, MI
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Traditional uno meets liars! All the fun and basics from original uno, but the lying aspect brings lots of laughs and fun. The concept takes a minute to learn. Half the cards are designated lying cards with the number circled and are played differently. There are consequences of you are are caught lying. Playing with 4 people was more enjoyable and provided more opportunity to lie. When played with only 2 players, the lying aspect was lost a little. Definitely a fun game with older children and adults, but there is a learning curve.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Dont get called out for lying! This game sounded super fun. The kids and I love playing games together. However, every time we have went to play this it always ends up being regular uno. The instructions look super complicated and im sure we will get the hang of it one day. But we just enjoy playing uno. Lol.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I played Liar’s UNO Card Game with my 7 year old son and daughter. The instructions are hard to explain to a 7 year old. Therefore, I think the age should start at 9 years old. We did have fun playing.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s an Uno game with a twist. Half of the deck is made up of Liar cards. It makes the game more interesting. This game tests how good of a liar one is. The best part is it’s still a small deck of cards that can be brought anywhere.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Liar’s Uno was a huge hit in our house, we regularly do family game nights and this game was great! The distressed look of the “liar” cards makes it easy to tell which is which. I feel like there could have been more regular cards in the deck instead of lar cards, but it’s not a deal breaker because they can be played the like a normal card. The game is rated 7 and up and I found it so funny how my 7 year old and 12 year old couldn’t keep a straight face when they tried to lie.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This version of UNO is ridiculously fun. My 10 and 7 year olds were quick to catch on and enjoyed trying to catch each other lying. The cards are typical UNO cards, good quality. THey will last a while. I just wish it had a case to keep them together.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a fun game for older kids who love to challenge their parents. It is a game of bluffing and trying not to get caught. This is right up our alley at our house, especially with my 13 year old. The instructions are easy to understand; just a new twist on an old game. Some parents may not like word "liar" in the title, but it is all in good fun.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Liar’s Uno is definitely a hit and run for all ages. I and the kids thoroughly enjoyed it. You have the now classic swap cards but with this you have regular cards and liars cards which are played face down. The kids couldn’t stop laughing even when I played my son one on one he couldn’t contain his laughter and sneakiness. The only downside is who is not going to challenge a card facedown? Lol no one playing is going to just let that slide but because of that you do have the consequence of having to pull if you challenge and they actually have that color card. I don’t think anything can top Uno No Mercy but it is definitely really fun for the whole family and people of all ages. My kids are 7-10 and they all had a good laugh.