Board Game Sushi Go!

A quick pati game about making sushi. Board game "Sushi Go!" was released in 2013. The author of the game, Australian Phil Walker-Harding, is well known by PlayTale for games such as Bear Park, Dungeon Robbers and Adventure Games. "Sushi Go!" - a fun filler that is suitable for playing with family or friends.

For its weight category, Sushi Cards received good ratings and reviews on BoardGameGeek. In 2013-15 it was nominated for Board Game Quest, Golden Geek, Nederlandse Spellenprijs, Origins Awards and winner of the Boardgames Australia Awards and UK Games Expo Best Card Game .

Sushi? Yes! game. How to make sushi and rolls

In the game "Sushi? Yes!" the mechanics of drafting and collecting sets are used. At the beginning of the game, players receive cards from the deck. The game lasts 3 rounds.

Players each choose 1 card from their hand and simultaneously reveal them. They pass the rest of the cards to the neighbors on the left (in the second round - to the neighbors on the right). Again, 1 card is selected and revealed at the same time. Pass the remaining cards to the neighbors. And so on until all cards are opened.

Scoring at the end of the round

• Futomaki. Players add up the symbols on the futomaki cards. Whoever has more of them gets 6 points.
• Tempura. Each pair of tempura cards is worth 5 points.
• Sashimi. Each set of three sashimi cards is worth 10 points.
• Gyoza dumplings. The more such cards, the more points they bring
• Nigiri and wasabi. Nigiri with squid gives 3 points (9 - if lying on top of the wasabi card), nigiri with salmon - 2 points (6 - if on top of the wasabi card), nigiri with egg gives 1 point (3 - if on top of the wasabi card).

Sticks do not bring points, but allow you to lay out 2 cards at once during your turn.

The game ends after the third round. The player with the most points wins.

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