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Sushi Go Party!
Phil Walker-Harding · Gamewright · 2016
A card-drafting game where you pass hands of sushi around the table and try to build the tastiest combinations.
Players
2–8
Time
20 min
Ages
8+
Difficulty
Light
Why you'll like it
- Adorable art that pulls kids in
- Customizable menu changes each play
- Plays up to eight
How it plays
Sushi Go Party! is a quick card-drafting game. Each round, every player picks one card from their hand to keep and passes the rest to the next player, so you're always choosing from a shrinking hand.
Different sushi score in different ways: tempura scores in pairs, sashimi in sets of three, maki rolls for having the most, and so on. Party mode lets you choose which dishes to include each game, and it works with up to 8 players.
May not be for you if…
- You want a long game
- You dislike simultaneous play
Best for
KidsFamilyLarge Group
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Common questions
How long does Sushi Go Party! take?
About 20 minutes once everyone knows the rules.
How many people can play Sushi Go Party!?
It plays 2 to 8 players.
What age is Sushi Go Party! for?
The publisher recommends ages 8 and up.
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