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Gamewright Sushi Go Party Game 20 dishes up to 8 players
Expanded card-drafting game with over 20 dishes for up to eight players
- TypeSkill Games
- ColorMulti-Color
- GenderUnisex
- AgeChild,Teen,Adult
- Customise every session with over 20 dishes
- Supports up to 8 players for large groups
- Pick-and-pass drafting keeps turns fast and engaging
- Simple rules suit children, teens and adults alike
- Compact card format stores easily and travels light
Sushi Go Party for Up to 8 Players
This expanded card game serves a party platter of mega maki, super sashimi and endless edamame. You earn points by picking winning sushi combos from a customizable menu of more than 20 delectable dishes. The deluxe edition supports up to eight players around the table.
Upgrade from the Original Sushi Go
The original game limits the table to fewer players and a fixed deck. This version adds a larger card pool so you can choose a la carte dishes for every session. The jump is worth it when your regular group exceeds the old player cap or when you want fresh strategy each round.
Check Your Group Size and Play Style
Verify that you routinely host up to eight participants; smaller circles may not use the full card set. The game relies on card drafting and set collection, so ensure your players enjoy that mechanic. No extra components or power sources are required.
Highlights
- Customise every session with over 20 dishes
- Supports up to 8 players for large groups
- Pick-and-pass drafting keeps turns fast and engaging
- Simple rules suit children, teens and adults alike
- Compact card format stores easily and travels light
Specifications
| Brand | Ceaco |
|---|---|
| Type | Skill Games |
| Color | Multi-Color |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Child,Teen,Adult |
Questions about this item
How much table space does the Sushi Go Party box require for up to 8 players?
The deluxe edition contains more than 20 dish cards plus scoring tokens; a standard dining table or cleared coffee table provides enough room for the draw piles, discard areas and each player's tableau.
What is the most common mistake when setting up the menu for the first game?
Players often forget to select one card type from each of the four menu categories — Nigiri, Maki, Specials and Desserts — before shuffling the deck, which breaks the intended balance.
Which components wear out fastest and need replacing after heavy play?
The card deck sees constant shuffling and handling, so the cards themselves are the items most likely to show edge wear or bending over time.
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