Review on 🍣 Enhance Your Sushi Game with Sushi Go Pick Pass Card by Ray Mcknight

If you want to buy this item now and money is not an issue then you should consider Sushi Go Party. Sushi Go Party! Card game Sushi Go! It's a great game, but at its core, Sushi Go Party is all about Sushi Go! there are more I've heard rumors that the quality of the cards used in Sushi Go Party is slightly lower than in Sushi Go!, but I've never owned a Party Edition so I can't say for sure. I can say that the one in Sushi Go! it's great sushi go! It's a come and play type game and the first of its kind I've ever tried. Basically, everyone starts with a handful of cards, chooses one to play, and passes the rest of the cards (any they don't want to play) to a nearby player. This continues until all cards have been played. After everything is played, add up the points of each round and see who wins. This is one of those games that I play when other players aren't regular players. It's easy enough to learn and the theme is cute as well. Spring. delicious. The rounds are so short that you don't get bored, and since everyone basically takes turns at the same time, there are no waiting times. I find this game a bit chaotic for my strategic preference for slow play. With everyone playing at the same time, it's difficult to base your game on what everyone else is doing. It's also quite difficult to remember everything that flies by when passing cards from person to person. I saw the maki roll last time but it's gone now? Or just not back yet? Take a look at the table to see if anyone has played. until then keep the game almost! This fast-paced aspect also makes the game entertaining, so there probably isn't too much to complain about. The only other personal criticism I have of the game is that while the game is very fast and hectic, the scoring takes a second each round. There are multipliers and each card type has a different way of scoring, so you can't just look at everyone's play areas and quickly see who won the round. Good times though! Lots of laughs and great for new playgroups. Plays well with 4 players, so if you have a few pairs this is a great game to break out. The metal box is also of high quality!