Ubisoft will release a new digital version of the classic card game UNO this August for the PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Pricing was not announced.
In addition to the traditional matching game, Uno includes online functionality that allows players to drop in and out of games, as well as communicate via voice and video chat. Weekly and global online leaderboards will also be available for those of you looking to see how you stack up against other Uno players. And if you're completely unfamiliar with Uno, don't worry. This version of the game has tutorials, in-game tips, and an overview of the rules to get you up to speed quickly.
Xbox 360 owners may remember that Microsoft developed and published a version of UNO for the console back in 2006 as an Xbox Live Arcade game. It later became the first such game to exceed 1 million downloads.
Update
The release date was pushed back from August 9 to August 16.
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