I hope to see more. This was a great review. Shot well, great explanation, and perfect talking points for my consideration. Please have Claudia review more games in a similar format!
Nice review. Glad you addressed the box - my first thought when you opened it was 'how do you get all the cards to stay in place? Mine never do'. We love having it as it's easy to take with when visiting family who don't play games generally, and it's quick, easy to explain, and light-hearted. That plus the variability of creating new menus make this really useful to have in a collection IMO.
Great review Claudia!! You mention two of the main problems I have with the production. The scoreboard gets annoying with more than 3 players, I prefer to track the points with cardboard money. And the insert is not good if you're going to move around the box in any fashion. BUT is a great great game. Can we found you in another YT channel?
I agree. Coins are a good suggestion. But as the game progresses, the player piece awkwardness decreases as the pieces spread out and occupy their own spaces.
I played last weekend with a group of 7. Younger Sister-In-Law was leading the whole game. My wife and I were the only ones who got Dessert points. When my points got counted, I moved from last place to 2nd place, but still significantly behind SIL. but Wifes Dessert Points put her ahead of her little sister by 1 point. SILs face dropped. She blamed it on her older sister celebrating the surprise win. But the rest of the group knew it was because she lost to her older sibling. So when called out trying to lighten the situation, she death-screamed a mocking celebration and awkward-ed the rest of the night. Sushi Go Party is fun, surprising, and unpredictable. Make sure to play with socially mature people.
Could anyone recommend similar games? I’m a huge fan of Sushi Go Party, Machi Koro, Indigo, Labyrinth.. looking for similar games.. I like games where you interact with your opponents. To some extent Tiny Towns and New York Zoo
If you like those, you might also want to check out: Space Base Karuba 7 wonders and 7 Wonders Duel Draftasaurus and maybe even Roll for the Galaxy if you're looking for something more complex. These all share simultaneous play like the ones you mention in your comment.
Card games that are not difficult, good for groups, fast, and anthropomorphic food: 1. Abandon All Artichokes has a metal tin and cute artwork. It’s more card shedding than drafting. 2. Point Salad has open drafting. Set collection. Then there is Sushi Roll - Sushi Go with dice. I like the dice.
I love the fact that you guys still review games that are a little older.
I hope to see more. This was a great review. Shot well, great explanation, and perfect talking points for my consideration. Please have Claudia review more games in a similar format!
It's awesome to see Chilean content creators on The Dice Tower!
I knew that her accent felt waaaaaay too similar to mine, so thanks for the clarification.
Nice review. Glad you addressed the box - my first thought when you opened it was 'how do you get all the cards to stay in place? Mine never do'. We love having it as it's easy to take with when visiting family who don't play games generally, and it's quick, easy to explain, and light-hearted. That plus the variability of creating new menus make this really useful to have in a collection IMO.
Great review Claudia!! You mention two of the main problems I have with the production. The scoreboard gets annoying with more than 3 players, I prefer to track the points with cardboard money. And the insert is not good if you're going to move around the box in any fashion. BUT is a great great game. Can we found you in another YT channel?
I agree. Coins are a good suggestion.
But as the game progresses, the player piece awkwardness decreases as the pieces spread out and occupy their own spaces.
Love to see a game in another language... Italian, Spanish or Portuguese? If I had to guess I would say Italian.
I have to play this game.
i know this game is popular but never knew what it was until this video thanks
I played last weekend with a group of 7. Younger Sister-In-Law was leading the whole game. My wife and I were the only ones who got Dessert points. When my points got counted, I moved from last place to 2nd place, but still significantly behind SIL. but Wifes Dessert Points put her ahead of her little sister by 1 point. SILs face dropped. She blamed it on her older sister celebrating the surprise win. But the rest of the group knew it was because she lost to her older sibling. So when called out trying to lighten the situation, she death-screamed a mocking celebration and awkward-ed the rest of the night.
Sushi Go Party is fun, surprising, and unpredictable. Make sure to play with socially mature people.
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Could anyone recommend similar games? I’m a huge fan of Sushi Go Party, Machi Koro, Indigo, Labyrinth.. looking for similar games.. I like games where you interact with your opponents. To some extent Tiny Towns and New York Zoo
If you like those, you might also want to check out:
Space Base
Karuba
7 wonders and 7 Wonders Duel
Draftasaurus
and maybe even Roll for the Galaxy if you're looking for something more complex.
These all share simultaneous play like the ones you mention in your comment.
Card games that are not difficult, good for groups, fast, and anthropomorphic food: 1. Abandon All Artichokes has a metal tin and cute artwork. It’s more card shedding than drafting. 2. Point Salad has open drafting. Set collection.
Then there is Sushi Roll - Sushi Go with dice. I like the dice.
Splendor, Azul, and Lanterns: the Harvest Festival are all games that involve set collection and drafting(by certain definitions of it).