Playing Time: ~15 Minutes
Players: 2-5
Overview:
Overview:
This game plays a little differently than all of our other card games. Each player gets a hand of so many cards, looks at them all and selects one to keep. Then everyone passes the hand of cards to the next player. The cards keep rotating until they're all gone. Each card has different types of sushi on them, and each type of sushi scares differently. Some just give you points, some give you increasing numbers of points depending on how many you have, some you only score points on if you have more than everyone else. Overall, I think it is a cute game that goes pretty quickly. It's also nice for a variety of players. That being said, I probably wouldn't play it with just adults.
Brain Value:
This game definitely has some memory and strategic thinking. For example, the shashimi only score points if you have three of them. Since you've seen all/both of the hands, you may realize that there are only two left, so it wouldn't make sense to take one (unless you see that the opponent has one and you want to block them from getting the points). You have figure out what you're likely to get in upcoming hands and decide what would be most advantageous. For added brain value, I make Xander figure his own score for each round (I add the totals for all three rounds to get the final). He's getting pretty good at adding them in his head.
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