Switchin' Sushi

Switchin' Sushi

2024Koby Ben-Aroush

2 - 4 players
30 min

From BoardGameGeek

This family board game turns every night into a fast-paced culinary duel of wits. Plunge into the challenge of flipping tiles and aligning patterns as players bluff, strategize and outwit each other on the delectable grid to win big. Perfect for 2-4 players, the game dishes out flavorful and vibrant fun that keeps everyone coming back for more. Feast of fun and strategy provides the perfect ingredient to spice up any game night Engage in friendly competition as players race to match patterns, complete lines and rack up points Provides excitement for the whole family Includes 1 gameboard, 64 square tiles, 48 cards and 20 point tokens -description from the designer

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About Switchin' Sushi

From BoardGameGeek:

This family board game turns every night into a fast-paced culinary duel of wits. Plunge into the challenge of flipping tiles and aligning patterns as players bluff, strategize and outwit each other on the delectable grid to win big. Perfect for 2-4 players, the game dishes out flavorful and vibrant fun that keeps everyone coming back for more. Feast of fun and strategy provides the perfect ingredient to spice up any game night Engage in friendly competition as players race to match patterns, complete lines and rack up points Provides excitement for the whole family Includes 1 gameboard, 64 square tiles, 48 cards and 20 point tokens -description from the designer

Designer

Koby Ben-Aroush

Categories

Puzzle

Mechanics

Pattern RecognitionSquare GridTile Placement
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