Kushi Express

Kushi Express

2019Yohan Goh

2 - 4 players
20 min
1.2/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Kushi Express is a game of making BBQ skew (called "Kushi" in Japanese) as quickly as you can. Every player has four plastic blocks of ingredient (Tomato, Pepper, Shrimp and Beef steak) and two fabrics (Cheese and Bacon). There is a deck of "order" cards in the middle of the table. As soon as a player reveals the top card of the deck, every player should race to prepare the corresponding Kushi. The first player who serves the right Kushi on the dish takes the cards. When a player successfully collects ten points, the game ends with the King of Kushi. -description from the publisher

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About Kushi Express

From BoardGameGeek:

Kushi Express is a game of making BBQ skew (called "Kushi" in Japanese) as quickly as you can. Every player has four plastic blocks of ingredient (Tomato, Pepper, Shrimp and Beef steak) and two fabrics (Cheese and Bacon). There is a deck of "order" cards in the middle of the table. As soon as a player reveals the top card of the deck, every player should race to prepare the corresponding Kushi. The first player who serves the right Kushi on the dish takes the cards. When a player successfully collects ten points, the game ends with the King of Kushi. -description from the publisher

Designer

Yohan Goh

Artist

Vincent Dutrait

Categories

Action / DexterityReal-time

Mechanics

Pattern Building
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