The book also includes a donut guide that includes detailed explanations of each card along with a picture of each donut type. However, the one similarity is this: If you loved the artwork in Sushi Go, you’ll like these donuts.

I think both are incredible games to have in your arsenal if you are bringing new people into the hobby. You can work to deny your opponent cards through the bidding process, but there’s no stealing or forced discarding.I have to say that I’m pretty pleased with the overall designs of everything inside the box, including the insert, which fits everything in a nicely designed slot specific to each piece. Being such a joyful theme really does propel the game into being what I would consider a staple game for a collection. All photos on this site are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.

Where Sushi Go implements card drafting into set collection, Go Nuts For Donuts implements secret bidding instead.All players should take back their selection cards into their hands and begin a new round, which plays out just like the previous one.

Go Nuts for Donuts features cutely drawn food, easy to learn mechanics, and more set collection goodness. I (Jason) will summarize his thoughts because have you ever heard how long an 8-year-old’s story is? That means that if you predominately play with smaller groups, those other cutie donuts will never see the light of day.Additionally make sure your User-Agent is not empty and is something unique and descriptive and try again.

Go Nuts for Donuts is a set collection card game for 2-6 Players that takes about 20 minutes to play. The counters with the numbers on will be used to number each ‘row’ and you will use 1 more than the number of players. Each player secretly bids on a donut card by choosing the number card that matches the donut they wish to bid on. Some are worth points only if you have a certain number of them, or if you have the majority of that type.The game is relatively quick at approximately 15-20 minutes and my kids enjoy playing this game multiple times in a night. This makes it great for playing with children because even though the subtleties might elude them, they’re still in with a chance. If only one player chooses a card, that player takes the card from the donut row and places it in front of herself.