Game details
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Category
- Cards
- Creator
- Tailorgame
Match colors, reverse the race and time your wild cards. A fast card-shedding game for solo play or up to four friends.
Open the game, choose online play, create a private room and share its invitation link with your friend. Players sign in before joining. The public share link below opens the overview; it does not join a private room.
History and origins
Wild Relay is an original color-matching shedding game inspired by Uno. Matching a color or rank connects familiar hand management with action-card timing. Tailorgame’s own deck, Last card window and explicit penalties define this edition rather than every tabletop variant. Solo play uses computer opponents; private two-to-four-player rooms preserve hidden hands and synchronize turns. Its relay identity and artwork are separate from the original Uno brand.
The Tailorgame edition
An original Uno-inspired game. Match color or value, play Skip, Reverse, +2 and wild cards, and empty your seven-card hand first. No stacking; +4 is legal only without a matching color. Draw once, then play only that card or keep it. Call Last card before playing down to one, or another player can catch you for two cards. Solo offers one to three bots and two levels; private synchronized rooms support two to four people. Each round is independent. Game controls are in English.
Full playing guide
The goal
Wild Relay is an original Uno-inspired game with a 108-card deck. Each player starts with seven cards and a number card opens the discard pile. Play a matching color or value, or a wild. Empty your hand first to win the round.
Actions and drawing
Skip misses the next player. Reverse changes direction; with two players it also skips the opponent. +2 and +4 make the next player draw and skip. There is no stacking. +4 is allowed only without a card of the current color; legality is checked, so there is no bluffing or challenge. Choose a color when playing either wild.
Draw one or call Last card
You may draw instead of playing. You may then play only the drawn card, or keep it; an unplayable draw ends the turn. Before playing from two cards to one, arm Last card. If you forget, call it before someone catches you for two cards. The catch window closes when the next player plays or draws.
Rounds and points
The discard pile is reshuffled when the draw pile empties, keeping its top card. A full rotation with no cards played or drawn ties. A finishing +2 or +4 applies before scoring: numbers score face value, actions 20 and wilds 50. Each round is independent; there is no 500-point match.
Solo, friends and controls
Solo offers one to three computer opponents and two levels; progress lasts for this visit. Private rooms support two to four signed-in people, hidden hands and server-validated turns. The host starts and rematches. Reopen the invitation to reconnect. End round ends it for everyone without a winner. Only solo wins submit practice points. Use labeled buttons with pointer, Tab and Enter/Space. Game controls are in English.
About the inspiration
Uno is the inspiration for color matching and action cards. Wild Relay has its own identity and artwork and is not affiliated with Mattel. Its legal-only +4, explicit Last card control and independent rounds are stated digital rules, not a claim to reproduce every official Uno edition.
Wild Relay rules: colors, action cards and the final cardFrequently asked questions
How do I play Wild Relay?
An original Uno-inspired game. Match color or value, play Skip, Reverse, +2 and wild cards, and empty your seven-card hand first. No stacking; +4 is legal only without a matching color. Draw once, then play only that card or keep it. Call Last card before playing down to one, or another player can catch you for two cards. Solo offers one to three bots and two levels; private synchronized rooms support two to four people. Each round is independent. Game controls are in English.
Can I play Wild Relay with friends?
Open the game, choose online play, create a private room and share its invitation link with your friend. Players sign in before joining. The public share link below opens the overview; it does not join a private room.
How do I invite someone to Wild Relay?
Open the game, choose online play, create a private room and share its invitation link with your friend. Players sign in before joining. The public share link below opens the overview; it does not join a private room.
Is Wild Relay free to play?
Playing supported games is free. You can read this page without an account; sign in when you choose Play.
How does the scoreboard work?
The board ranks each player’s best saved solo practice score for this game. Equal scores share a rank. Use Refresh scoreboard after saving a result. Practice points are browser-reported, not verified competition. Online match results stay in their private rooms.
What is the history of Wild Relay?
Wild Relay is an original color-matching shedding game inspired by Uno. Matching a color or rank connects familiar hand management with action-card timing. Tailorgame’s own deck, Last card window and explicit penalties define this edition rather than every tabletop variant. Solo play uses computer opponents; private two-to-four-player rooms preserve hidden hands and synchronize turns. Its relay identity and artwork are separate from the original Uno brand.
Do I need to install anything?
Play in a modern browser with JavaScript enabled. No separate game download is needed. Available keyboard and touch controls are described in the playing guide.