Well this mod is for you!

Villager with a deck of cards

A fork of https://modrinth.com/mod/minopp and using another fork as a base for my changes (https://github.com/DtHnAme/Minopp-Reforged), in Mino++: Expanded some changes and additions to better reflect the menace of players seen in the UNO game overall giving more options and customisation to the player for unique games of Mino++

Rule Changes include:

+4s can be played whenever, regardless of how many cards you have or of which type
+4s & +2s are automatically drawn if you cannot stack, and you skip a turn
Whenever drawing you immediately pass the turn, and no longer can draw and play a card within the same turn.

Aesthetic Changes include:

A larger 3x3 spruce table, more at home in a normal Minecraft setting
The played cards sit in a somewhat neat pile in the middle of the table, rather than scattered around
The text above top card will now always face the player, allowing all players to clearly see the top card
No visual box shows when hovering over the deck. Just hover over and click as usual to draw your +4
Cards are overall visually smaller on the table and in your hand
Some sounds such as turn_notice, turn_notice_again and turn_notice_continuous have been replaced with a noteblock bass sound, or completely been removed
The Victory noise is no longer present, however you will still get your fireworks for an appropriate celebration for winning

Big Spruce Table

Technical Changes include:

Table generation has now been split into three sections (corner, edge, center) compared to the one previous which was only a corner. This expands the possibility for making a custom table as each model & texture can be applied indiviually to each section. Making changes to the table section models and textures are possible through using a resource pack.

Possible Future Additions:

Possibly adding in the 7 & 0 card functionality from UNO game (switching cards and rotating the tables cards)
Adding a better visual indicator for when jump-ins are avaliable

All credit goes to the original mod, and credit to the original fork I used as a springboard for my own additions from DtHnAme.