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Sushi Go Party
Pick-and-pass card game: put together the best Japanese menu at the table
- Age
- Ages 8 to 14
- Price
- €20 to €35
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Why it works
Each player keeps one card and passes the rest of their hand to their neighbour, so everyone plays at once and nobody waits for a turn. You have to work out what to let go and what others will take from you. This big version lets you choose the menu for each game and comes with a board for keeping score without a pencil.
Our verdict
A safe bet with children of eight and over who can add up easily, and with big families. For six or seven-year-olds it is too much arithmetic: Dobble or Fantasma Blitz would suit them better.
They will like it if
- they like games where you add up points
- there are lots of you at home
- they get bored waiting for their turn
Bear in mind
- the scoring takes some working out the first few times
- it loses its spark with two players
What's in the box
- Up to 8 players
- Includes a board and pawns for keeping score
- More than 20 different ingredients, according to the listing
- The menu is chosen before each game
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