Uno is perhaps one of my favorite card games. Not
because it's the best, but because it has broad appeal, an easy but fun rule system, and pretty colors. I like the
primary colors, they remind me of the 80's. So I found
Duo, an
Uno-ish game that's open source, written in Python, and available for Windows, Linux, and BeOS (for both of you who
care). I suppose you might be able to get it to work in OS X, but no guarantees. One problem: it's in French. Still, if
you're familiar with Uno at all the interface is very similar to the Game Boy Color port, and won't take long to figure
out. Enjoy!
Tags: card game, CardGame, opensource, timewasters, uno
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Subscribe to commentsTomJan 26th 2006 11:18AM
Looks like all those classes in french I took in highschool will come in handy, even if it's just for a game.
mdacJan 26th 2006 3:50PM
There's another free game by the same name by BinaryZoo (binaryzoo.com). It's a great shooter with excellent graphics and very good sounds. Also try their other games, duotris and mono. I was addicted to mono for a good month, if not more.
EdJan 26th 2006 8:45PM
Duo seems to have problems. If the human player draws a card and then can't make a play, the game hangs.
herbb5000Jan 26th 2006 10:25PM
I noticed game hung on me too, it's a shame because it's a nice little program. It seems to be pretty old, think they will release a new version?