description Sushi Go! Overview
Sushi Go! is a card game designed by Phil Walker-Harding and first published in 2013. Players choose cards from their hands and pass the remaining cards around the table, creating combinations of sushi dishes that score in different ways. Its short rounds, limited rules, and set-collection system make it suitable for families, casual players, and groups learning modern card-drafting games.
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How does card passing work in Sushi Go!?
Players choose one card from their hand, reveal it, and pass the remaining cards to the next player. This drafting system repeats until all cards in the round have been played.
Who designed Sushi Go! and when was it first published?
Sushi Go! was designed by Phil Walker-Harding and first published in 2013. The game uses a compact set of illustrated sushi cards rather than a board or dice.
How do maki rolls score in Sushi Go!?
At the end of a round, players compare their total maki symbols. The player with the most maki receives the largest award, while second place receives a smaller award under the standard rules.
How is Sushi Go! different from Sushi Go Party!?
Sushi Go! uses a fixed card set, while Sushi Go Party! includes a larger menu that lets players choose which dishes will be available. Both retain the same core drafting mechanic of selecting one card and passing the rest.
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