Some offer straight points, others award points on a sliding scale as you collect more of them, while others might actually be negative points, but give you a powerful one time ability. Where Sushi Go implements card drafting into set collection, Go Nuts For Donuts implements secret bidding instead. When all the selection cards have been played, and everyone has gotten a donut, or not, then everyone takes back their selection card. The item had arrived in scruffy looking "put back in looking" packaging (not like brand new) and the bin of the shredder was dirty inside.

Important note: an action card’s ability is only ever triggered when you pick it up from the donut row. The endless amount of ways to win the game makes me keep playing and trying to figure out new strategies each time. The remaining Donut cards are faced down in a deck and everyone begins with the same amount of Number Cards as there are columns in the game. My four-year-old daughter had no issue picking up the rules of the game and if your child can learn Skip-Bo, Uno or other card games, they should have no issue with learning Go Nuts for Donuts.I have to say that I’m pretty pleased with the overall designs of everything inside the box, including the insert, which fits everything in a nicely designed slot specific to each piece. Whether intentional or not, this is the real clutch of the game for me, securing it a permanent place in my collection. If more than one person chose the same donut, then the donut is discarded instead and those people get nothing this round.

Smaller groups experience less pain and more opportunity for strategy, as others aren’t are likely to torpedo your plans with card theft. Additionally make sure your User-Agent is not empty and is something unique and descriptive and try again. The game is relatively quick at approximately 15-20 minutes and my kids enjoy playing this game multiple times in a night.Recently we have been teaching and including my almost 8- year-old son and my 4-year-old daughter in our latest game nights with much success. The donut designs all have a silly and cute little face, much like the different types of sushi in Sushi Go. When that happens to you once in a while, it’s not a huge deal, but I’ve seen a player go more than 5 rounds not getting a card just due to bad luck.