Go Nuts for Donuts!

One of those games where you will yell out loud (but in a fun way) as one of your opponents cancels out your play. Newman!

We have had so much fun with Go Nuts for Donuts! Our 5 year old is able to play it. That's one more game for family game night. It's hard to find games the whole family can play and have fun with!

The art it's a beauty. The mechanics are different as Sushi Go, so it's not fair to compare to. It's very entertaining, managing probability and even psychology and behavior. The number of cards depend on the number of players, and there are different so the replayabity of the game it's great.

Simultaneous selection again. Players vie for a line of donuts that score in various ways. This is similar to Sushi Go! but instead of drafting, players pick a donut before hand hoping no one else picked the same one. It’s fun but can be frustrating if you never get any donuts because you’re opponent keeps picking the ones you want. I still like Sushi Go better.

Go Nuts for Donuts has been a hit with all the groups I have tried it with so far! A light enough game to easily teach, but actually has meaningful choices throughout and not just 100% luck. Brilliant little game which I like slightly more than Sushi-Go due to the competitive drafting style.

I played mostly with my 12 year old, but we added some seniors for a 4 person game and found it to be a quick, easy, and fun family game.

Played this game last weekend and it was so much fun! I love the drafting style as I think it's really unique. And it's such a cute, short game it's easy to get the less hard-core gamers involved.

Played this game first as a demo at Dragons Lair. Family loved it (daughter and son are 10-12) and we bought it that day. Have played it multiple times since then. A lot of the game is about guessing what the other players are going to want and trying to manipulate it so you get what you want or they don't get what they want. We laughed so hard after one game in particular as my wife had collected 15-20 cards but added up her points to only have 1 positive point! Funny stuff.

Played this game first as a demo at Dragons Lair. Family loved it (daughter and son are 10-12) and we bought it that day. Have played it multiple times since then. A lot of the game is about guessing what the other players are going to want and trying to manipulate it so you get what you want or they don't get what they want. We laughed so hard after one game in particular as my wife had collected 15-20 cards but added up her points to only have 1 positive point! Funny stuff.