Gamewright | Go Nuts for Donuts | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 2-6 Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time

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The power does not activate when you get the card from another player, draw from the deck, or take from the discard pile. The Boy: My almost 8-year-old son who enjoys any type of game, from video games to board games to card games, as long as it makes him think. When the game gets up to the higher player count, it’s fairly common for multiple people to select the same card.

com so even if you are hesitant if the game is right for your family, it’s a reasonably cheap game to add to your game night. The cards with the numbers on will be given to each player, one of each number up to the player count, plus 1 also. Go Nuts For Donuts is brought to us by the same company that stuffed our watering mouths with the oh-so-delicious set collecting game Sushi Go and subsequently Sushi Go Party. Imagine my pain of typing ‘donut’ so many times when I am British and know the proper spelling is ‘doughnut’.It’s a great way of introducing blind bidding/action selection concepts to novice gamers, or for killing time among experienced gamers. Some cards are worth negative points at the end of the game, but may have provided a beneficial special power during the game.

I also wished they could develop a box/case that could allow players to “save” a current game in case someone has to leave and you have to finish the game at a later time.For example, in a four player game the player would receive a set of cards with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. That means that any empty spaces in the donut row are filled by drawing a new card from the deck and placing it into the vacated spot, starting with the lowest number and moving upward. The more players that play, the more interaction there is between players and the more chaos there is.

It is not just a game that works well with different amounts of people, but the deck changes accordingly. Go Nuts for Donuts is a fun card game that is a great step to teaching your children more advanced tabletop card games. 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.Maple Bar – Scores 3 points at the end of the game, but only if you have more than 6 types of donuts. Where Sushi Go implements card drafting into set collection, Go Nuts For Donuts implements secret bidding instead. All photos on this site are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4. You will use the cards indicated for how many players you have, plus all the cards in lower count games.