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Posted by: Dragon
« on: March 23, 2025, 22:25:42 »

Isaac's girlfriend Mackenzie visited us yesterday and we got to play a couple games. After playing Machi Koro, we played Sushi Go Party! Grace and Anna joined us to play this one. I selected the Big Banquet setup since it said it was a good choice for 6 or more players. We discovered that the Eel was quite a significant item to go for. Isaac and Beth focused on those each round and were in the top two positions, respectively, at the end of the game. I thought I was doing pretty well, but by the end I was passed by everyone. Anna and Grace got the desert bonus, but I missed getting it by just one card, while Grace was holding onto an extra Ice Cream card.
Posted by: Dragon
« on: November 20, 2023, 23:02:48 »

Once again, we played Sushi Go Party! Anna and Grace both enjoy the game. This time we played using the original Sushi Go set of cards. Grace still won by 3 points. I got second place and Anna was close behind. Grace made the most of the Chopsticks during the game. Although Anna and I both played Chopsticks at different points in the game, Grace was the only one that used them, and multiple times at that. In the end, all 3 of us had 3 Pudding cards, so the Dessert scoring didn't change the standing.
Posted by: Dragon
« on: November 19, 2023, 23:05:25 »

Today, amongst a megahaul of games purchased today, we got Sushi Go Party! I've played Sushi Go with friends before, but never owned it before. This deluxe set of the game adds different cards and a menu/score board. My 12-year old daughter saw Sushi Go Party! in the stack of game and asked if we could play it. She said it looked cute.

Anna, Grace, and I played the game using the My First Meal menu. Grace won! I thought I was doing pretty well, staying close to Grace, but she beat me by 12 points. In the end, even Anna passed me by with the points from desserts.

The second game, Anna dropped out, so it was just a two-player game. Grace was very confident about her skills and decided to use a custom menu since she wanted to have the "peas" because they looked cute on the box. We found the cards and saw that it was the edamame, but unfortunate that card says it's for 3-6 players, so she picked some other stuff. We ended up with all new menu items compared to the first game. All 3 rounds were pretty close for us, but I won by 12 points this game.