Mattel Games UNO Minecraft Card Game with Storage Tin, Ages 7+

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Product guide

Mattel Games UNO Minecraft Card Game with Storage Tin, Ages 7+

Ages: Mattel Games UNO Minecraft is a themed version of the familiar colour-and-number-matching card game, supplied with a storage tin. Its Creeper card adds a Minecraft-specific draw-three rule, while the stated player range makes it suitable for larger groups as well as family play.

At a glance

UNO-style play uses colour and number matching, with Minecraft characters and graphics on the cards.
The Creeper card is described as making other players draw three cards.
The listing describes a 112-card deck and a storage tin.
Intended for ages 7 and up. The feature copy gives a player range of 2 to 10.

Price

£7.79Save 16%

Reference price: ~~£9.23~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Minecraft artwork and a themed special card distinguish this deck from standard UNO.
The tin provides a dedicated place to store the cards and makes the set easier to carry.
The stated 2-to-10-player range accommodates both small groups and larger game nights.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity and play
Brand	Mattel Games
Model	UNO Minecraft
Recommended age	7 years and up
Number of players	10
Language	English
Theme	Minecraft,Race
Operation mode	manual
Indoor or outdoor use	Indoor

Components and materials
Material	Paper
Container type	Tin
Included components	Toy
Assembly required	No

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions listed	14.5 x 9.2 x 2 centimetres
Weight listed	0.32 Pounds

Origin
Country of origin	China

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listed number of players is inconsistent: one detail says 10, while the feature text says 2 to 10. The age details also differ between a general Kid label and a specific 7 years and up recommendation. The listing calls the package component only “Toy”, so confirm the selected listing includes the advertised card deck and tin. Battery details conflict, with one field saying no batteries are required and another saying AA batteries are required, although the described card game is manual.

What’s in the box

ToyIncluded
Minecraft-themed card deckCheck selected pack
Storage tinCheck selected pack

Check which accessories are included in your selected pack before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Minecraft fans who want themed artwork alongside familiar UNO colour-and-number matching.
Families or groups looking for a portable card game listed for ages 7 and up.
Buyers who value a storage tin for keeping a card deck together.

Less suited to

Shoppers who need a clearly confirmed player count or an explicitly itemised package inventory before purchasing.

Mattel Games UNO Minecraft Card Game with Storage Tin, Ages 7+ · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.8 / 5 · 5,186 ratings

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Customer feedback describes the game as fun and the Minecraft images as appealing, with positive comments about card quality and the tin helping protect the cards. Build quality feedback is mixed, so buyers prioritising durability may want to weigh that uncertainty. These are reported impressions, not guarantees about an individual set.

Positive themes

Feedback highlights enjoyable gameplay and appealing artwork.
Customers report positive impressions of the cards' quality and the storage tin.

Mixed feedback

Build quality feedback is mixed, with some customers finding it well made and others expressing concerns.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Minecraft edition differ from classic UNO?

It keeps the familiar colour-and-number matching, adds Minecraft graphics and includes a Creeper card that the listing says makes other players draw three cards.

How many players can play?

The feature text says 2 to 10 players, but a separate product detail lists 10. Treat the lower end of the range as unconfirmed and check the selected listing.

What age is this game recommended for?

The listing gives a manufacturer recommendation of 7 years and up, though another age field uses the broader label Kid.

Is the storage tin included?

The title and feature text advertise a storage tin, but the included-components field only says “Toy”. Check the selected listing to confirm the exact package contents.