Draft and pass
Sushi Go!
Choose a card, reveal it and pass the remaining possibilities along. Different scoring combinations ask you to balance a dependable small reward against the chance of completing a larger set before the round ends.
What to watch for
The linked Good Time Society lesson covers both Sushi Go! and Sushi Go Party! Watch the portion for your box, then follow one complete choose, reveal and pass cycle. Make sure everyone knows when choices become public and which cards remain on the table.
Watch the English tutorial ↗ (opens a new tab)Learn How to Play Sushi Go! & Sushi Go Party!| "How to Game" on Good Time Society with Becca Scott · Good Time Society, on YouTube.
At your first table
Show the scoring patterns before dealing a real round. During the first play, keep a reminder visible so unfamiliar combinations do not become a memory test. If using Party!, check the chosen menu and its specific cards rather than importing every rule from the smaller game. At the end of a round, resolve each category together and keep any between-round components handled correctly.
A video helps explain the flow. Use the rulebook and official corrections for your copy to resolve a rules question.
Read a draft, one choice at a time →How to find a rules answer →