Adventureland Games Sushi Go!

Excellent game that's very quick to play. Simple to learn too (usually only takes one round for everyone to understand how to play). I actually play it somewhat regularly with some coworkers now, just because it easily fits into our breaks.

This is a very clever game, and deceptively simple.There was some confusion over some of the rules of play, but after you play a couple rounds you begin to figure it out.

My wife like it a lot. Ladies love sushi :)This game is easy to learn, has some strategy and needs some luck. Overall it is a small and fun game for family.

This our new family favorite! We have four kids ages 4-12, and even the littlest can play with help. Such a great game. It may become my new go to as a kid gift.

This is a great game for all ages! Very fun to play! Easy to learn! Great for travel! LOVE LOVE!

Fun game. Requires math skills. Challenging but lots of fun. My boys ages 8 and 12 love it! Definitely recommend

You play 3 rounds in this quick, card-drafting filler game. Each turn, you are handed a selection of cards, but may only pick one to keep. That card is then laid face-down in front of you and revealed only after everyone else has chosen their card. Then you say, "Sushi go!" and flip your card. You are trying to collect either sets of one type of card for more points, or cards that provide standalone points, and/or cards that multiply a standalone card's bonus. You then score your cards and move on to the next turn until all the cards for that round have been drafted. The cards all have cute little sushi types and ingredients on them like wasabi. It's easy to learn, fun to play, and the game is over in about 10-20 minutes. It's tricky trying to draft the cards you need (which other players can become aware of by the cards you're revealing), and to deny your opponents cards they need without messing up your score, which is what lends the game its replayability (as well as how quick it plays). For dedicated gamers, it's a perfect light filler between playing heavier board or card games, and it is also good, clean fun for family game nights or couples.Another good, quick card game is Guillotine, although it takes maybe an extra 10 minutes to play and has a more macabre, historical theme (although it''s all done in a very cartoonish, humorous style and you don't actually see any severed heads).

This sounds like a weird game but it's actually a lot of fun! Good for adults or kids, I'd say 10 yrs and up. Quick to learn and play.