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Topic	another year of tabletop rankings and writeups
Peace___Frog 01/09/20 12:35:18 PM #169:	SeabassDebeste posted... have def heard good things about sushi go party - does it have more interesting food types than the base? Yes, and it really helps each game feel very unique. Each food category (ex: appetizer, entree, side, dessert) has a number of foods to choose from before the game, so the deck is customized to what the group wants to go for. Each of the foods have different mechanics (ex: only get points if no one else played miso soup this turn, if you have more than 2 eels you lose points). I almost consider the base game to be like a videogame demo - it's fine for a quick session but once it's done there's not really any point in going back to it. Party is the full game. --- ~Peaf~ <cite>Peace___Frog posted [p:932680938] in another ye... [t:78284791]...</cite> <quote>SeabassDebeste posted... </cite> <quote>have def heard good things about sushi go party - does it have more interesting food types than the base?</quote>Yes, and it really helps each game feel very unique. Each food category (ex: appetizer, entree, side, dessert) has a number of foods to choose from before the game, so the deck is customized to what the group wants to go for. Each of the foods have different mechanics (ex: only get points if no one else played miso soup this turn, if you have more than 2 eels you lose points). I almost consider the base game to be like a videogame demo - it's fine for a quick session but once it's done there's not really any point in going back to it. Party is the full game. --- ~Peaf~</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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