How to play Uno Showdown Supercharged

Learn the rules to the card game Uno Showdown Supercharged quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. For a refresher of the original Uno rules, check out this video: https://youtu.be/_CvaIyRE1Tw

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RULES:

The rules are the same as regular uno, except for these changes. Remove the cards from their storage slot under the game unit. Showdown cards are indicated with a number and arrows. When playing a showdown card, having the showdown icon on the card does not make it a match. Number cards can only match by their color or number.

When you play a showdown card, take cards from the top of the draw deck, and, without looking at them, place them in the showdown game unit. Be sure to clip both sides of the cards beneath the tabs. Now, put the unit between you and the next player in turn order, press the button, and you each place a hand on a paddle. When the green light flashes, each player races to press down their paddle before their opponent. The cards will flick out towards a player and that player must add these cards to their hand. If the cards land in the middle, then use the line on the side of the unit to determine who has the majority of cards on their side, then that player takes the cards.

If a player presses the paddle before the green light flashes, then the red arrow light will indicate the offender. The offender must take the cards into their hand regardless of where they landed.

If you play a wild showdown, then you get to pick 1, 2, or 3 cards for the showdown, as well as the player you would like to showdown against. You also pick the color that continues play. You are allowed to play a wild showdown on your turn, even if you have another playable card in your hand.

If the final card a player plays in a round has a showdown icon on it, then that player must have a showdown before they can win the round. If they lose, they pick up the cards and the game continues. For an extra challenge, you may choose to play that the final card anyone ever plays is always a showdown of 1 card. When scoring, showdown number cards are worth their face value and wild showdown cards are worth 40 points each.