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Enjoyed UNO? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Tabletop Simulator, Ticket to Ride, The Game Of Life. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.
About UNO: UNO is the well-known card game in which players match cards by colour, number or symbol and use action cards to add twists. The goal is to empty your hand first, and when one card remains, you must shout ‘UNO!’. You can play alone or with friends, in 2v2 teams, free-for-all, online or together on the couch. Players can combine house rules such as Jump-In, stacking or 7-0 swaps, and expansions add new mechanics. The MyDesign system lets you customize your game space and unlock boards, card decks, music and avatars with coins. During the weekly Happy Hour, a different expansion is free to try.
Tabletop SimulatorSteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$3.49BUY ↗
Ticket to RideSteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$1.50BUY ↗
The Game Of LifeSteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$0.54BUY ↗
Richman 11Steam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$4.79BUY ↗
Mysterium: A Psychic Clue GameSteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$2.46BUY ↗
The Jackbox Party Pack 2Steam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$8.07BUY ↗Tabletop Simulator is a physics sandbox for tabletop games, where players can create their own games or play community-made mods. It includes classics such as chess, poker, jigsaw puzzles, dominoes and mahjong, and lets you set up RPG dungeons with tiles, furniture and animated figurines. You can play online with friends, with up to ten players at the same time. Your own creations can be uploaded to the Steam Workshop or shared privately with friends.
This digital adaptation of the award-winning board game Ticket to Ride has you building a railway empire, linking vibrant cities across various countries and completing tickets to score points. Each turn you may draw two train cards from the face-up or face-down pile, take another ticket, or spend your cards to claim a route by placing train pieces along it. The last round starts once a player has three or fewer train pieces left, and whoever ends with the most points wins. You can challenge players worldwide online or set up a private game, join an asynchronous match spread across several days, go solo against AI opponents, or play on one couch with friends and family.
A digital version of the classic game with a graphically detailed game board, cards and a spinner. Players choose a college or career path and move through life by earning money, buying a house or starting a family, and decide for themselves whether to take the safe route or the risky road. The goal is to retire with the most wealth at the end of the game. The game supports 1–4 players, including fast-play modes and a single-player mode, and in-progress games can be saved and resumed later. It is fully playable in English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Russian, and both Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
Richman 11 is a casual game in the Monopoly style and the eleventh episode of its series. Players roll dice to move across the map and earn money by investing in properties, buying stocks and using cards. The winner is the one who does not go broke or holds the most finances at the end. It offers a Free Play mode with adjustable settings, Challenge Play against landlords at three difficulty levels, and classic maps as well as brawl maps where mines, missiles and bombs replace property tiles. It supports multiple controllers and both online and offline play.
Mysterium is a cooperative deduction game set in the 1920s, in which a ghost guides a group of psychics toward the murderer, the weapon and the location of the crime, relying only on visual clues. The psychics work to decipher abstract ‘Vision Cards’, while each player can take on either the ghost’s role or one of the psychics’ roles. The game can be played solo with AI partners, or online with up to seven players.
The follow-up to the party game The Jackbox Party Pack brings five new titles for game nights. Players use phones, tablets or computers as controllers, so no extra controller setup is needed, and an audience can join in on some of the games. The lineup includes Fibbage 2, Earwax, Bidiots, Quiplash XL and Bomb Corp. – from bluffing questions and sound-effect guessing to bidding on art drawn by the players and defusing bombs in an office. It is made for local play, but can also be enjoyed remotely over streams and video calls.