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Sushi Go Party – Happy You, Happy Family

€ 21.00 · 5 (372) · In Magazzino

In this fun card game, you pick one card from your hand to keep for yourself, then pass your cards to the next person. Everyone keeps doing this until all cards are picked, then you score points based on which cards you kept. The original Sushi Go is one of our favorite games for the whole family because it's so quick, and this version adds new cards and makes it possible to play with up to 8 people. Age Range: 6 and up Time to Play: 20-30 minutes Number of Players: 2-8 Ships to U.S. only. Outside the U.S., get it here.

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Enjoy hours of imagination stimulating and battery-free playtime with this Sushi Go Party game. It features everything you need to get started playing this zany and creative game with as many as seven other players at once. This party card game includes over 180 cards with 22 unique menu tiles with eight wooden player pieces and a board. The box also includes the game rules, so anyone can jump right in without having played before.

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