This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Dad: I was a little disappointed some of the Donut cards in the original Kickstarter game were not included in the retail version.

If only one player chose the card number, then they are able to take it from the donut row and place it face up in front of them. Purchasing an item without paying immediately does not reserve your item, unless you have spoken to us previously. While it’s probably not going to replace Sushi Go Party in my collection, I will be keeping it around for those times when I want a somewhat “meaner” game. Or maybe that succulent, rich, jam-filled balls of sugary supremacy are more your kind of delicious temptation? You can work to deny your opponent cards through the bidding process, but there’s no stealing or forced discarding.I also wished they could develop a box/case that could allow players to “save” a current game in case someone has to leave and you have to finish the game at a later time.

Manufacturer Recommended Age 8+ (requires some reading ability unless donut powers are memorised, otherwise we would say Go Nuts For Donuts!There maybe slight differences in colours, text and other presentation but the basic platform of the item will be what you purchased. Yes, you can simply pick donuts because you like them or because you think no one else will want them.

At that point, each player counts up their points and the player with the highest total is the winner! It is the first game I have ever come across that actually plays in LESS time than the box estimates.

Maple Frosted – Scores 5 points at the end of the game as long as you have the fewest number of cards. I think both are incredible games to have in your arsenal if you are bringing new people into the hobby. The donut designs all have a silly and cute little face, much like the different types of sushi in Sushi Go.