Gamewright | Sushi Roll | Dice Game | Ages 8+ | 2-5 Players | 20+ Minutes Playing Time

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Although the game can be played alone, **Fireboy and Watergirl: Forest Temple** is primarily a cooperative game that can be played with a friend on the same device. You can control both characters separately (with WASD and arrows keys) and use their unique abilities to overcome the challenges that await you. You can score points instantly with Nigiri, Maki and Appetisers. Puddings, meanwhile, are all about your end game. Nigiri dice, dependent on the side you have scored, will either score one, two or three. Appetisers have scores that increase, dependent on how many of the dice you have. For example, if you have one dumpling dice, you will score two. If you have three dumplings, you would score eight! The Maki dice only score when you have the most or second most Maki symbols. If you have the most, you score six. If you have the second most, you score three. The flow of Sushi Roll is smooth. The game moves at a good pace due to the passing and rolling of dice being simultaneous.What I really like about Sushi Roll though is the competitiveness that arises from such a lightweight game! You will never have a game where all the players play nice. People will swap that one dice you desperately need. Someone will sneak some puddings onto their tray to clinch the six points. There are so many ways to mess people’s turns up and better your score and this lends so well to this game.

Decorative items like tables and posters help improve customer waiting time, while upgrades to the equipment can make the food prep process easier and faster. Eventually the shop floor will be completely kitted out with new furniture, flooring, walls—all the bells and whistles. You have to earn them first, though! FeaturesSushi Go is one of the purest drafting and set collection games there is. The original was a tight set of well thought out and balanced cards that presented you with difficult choices when it came to scoring the most points. This was followed by Sushi Go Party which improved the initial offering with more options, allowing you to vary the cards used each game, extending the game life with a lot of variety, while providing the same set-up as Sushi Go if you wanted to play with those cards. Now, we have Sushi Roll! As you slash through fun levels in the game, you’ll cut through your worries in real life! Feast your eyes and ears on anti-stress ASMR vibes while you work your way to master sushi chef. With its charming graphics and optional vibration, this relaxing game will have you dreaming of sushi! Work with the classic ingredients of fish, rice, and seaweed, and earn special toppings as you progress, including chili peppers, durian fruit, and caviar. Combine your options to make different types of dishes, including maki, sashimi, nigiri, noodles, and more.

Sushi Roll comes with thirty wonderful, chunky custom dice. These come in five different colours, but again, don’t worry about them for now. Put them all into the included draw bag, and shake it like a polaroid picture. (Woah, I haven’t heard that song in a while!) Depending on your player count, each player takes a certain number of dice, at random from the bag. The game takes place in the Forest Temple, where the two protagonists, Fireboy and Watergirl, embark on a quest to collect diamonds. You'll need to activate buttons, move platforms, and jump over lava and water obstacles to reach the exit. The nigiri are white; they’re listed in the top row on your Tray. There’s five nigiri dice. Nigiri come in three different types: egg, salmon, and squid. These are straight-up VP – no set collection required. Among the six faces on a nigiri die, two are egg, three are salmon, and one is squid. Each egg nigiri is worth 1VP; each salmon nigiri is worth 2VP; and each squid nigiri is worth 3VP Specials – The Ace In The HoleSushi is a Japanese dish made of rice combined with different ingredients. It can be raw fish and seafood like calamari, eel or surimi, or vegetables and in some cases tropical fruits. There are many ways to prepare and present sushi. The most famous are maki and nigiri. So dive into the delicious world of rolled rice specialties and find out how to prepare the most delicious sushi pieces. If you look at your Tray, you’ll see five rows. These represent the five types of dice in Sushi Roll, and the quantity of die faces for each set of dice. Also stated on your Tray is how each of the dice score. Let’s take a look at them all in a bit more detail. Most Maki Rolls? Sushi Goals