The Strategy Line - The rules are still straightforward, but it will be obvious these games have some meat on their bones. Originally released in 2017 by Artipia Games, Kitchen Rush sees up to four players working together to fulfil orders in a restaurant by gathering and preparing ingredients, combining them into requested dishes, and moving around the kitchen to ensure that patrons get fed and the plates get washed - all against the real-time ticking of the sand. After a few plays, you'll begin to realize there's more strategy than meets the eye. Small Game Big Box - These are strategic games packed into small form factors and short playing times. Kitchen closes at 9pm on Tuesdays, 10pm every. The card will clarify whether it is a regular order60 seconds to fillor a rush order45 seconds to fill. During each player’s turn, he or she draws an order card from the deck and loads the sushi balls that are pictured on the card onto the Flying Sushi Kitchen. Tricky Card Games - Like our favorite classic card games (Spades, Hearts, etc.), but with a twist. We are a top-quality establishment for grown-ups devoted to combining board games, pub fare and craft cocktails. Then, each player gets a sushi tray and a set of chopsticks. Still, they have interesting decision spaces, beautiful components, and balanced rules. Together, they will all have a blast playing Allplay games! We've split the games into five categories to it make it easier to find what you're looking for: 1-Minute to Teach - We aren’t exaggerating. The other two are much more casual, only playing games a few times a year or around the holidays. Two are regular gamers, playing twice a week.

Picture this: a group of friends sits down around a table for game night.

Designed and curated to be quick-to-learn while having layers and layers of strategy.

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