Good Games, Good Party, Good Riddance

Hey all! I'm back! Took a long holiday (well, two medium length holidays back to back) and a nice break from all things gaming, except gaming. Haha. Meaning, took a break from blogging and podcasting. :P

We didn't release an episode on Sunday for those who are looking for it. Eric was busy preparing to leave our sunny island, and I was too much in a holiday mood to bother about anything except rest. Haha

Anyway, Eric has left. He's probably on the plane now as I write this. Goodbye Eric! It was nice knowing you. Haha. To celebrate this joyous occasion, a friend of ours opened his place to an all day and night of gaming - and it was awesome! Daebak! We gamed from 1pm to 3am. Started with a proper lunch but was literally eating out of our plates during dinner while playing games. Who has time for food when we have so much gaming to do!

When Eric's Away, There's Still Much to be Played

To commemorate Eric's departure from the world, I mean, from Singapore, haha :P , I held a games day at my place for a group of somewhat newbies. They have played at my place once ( possibly twice ) before, but that must have been in a span of within a year perhaps.

Anyway, games day is still on! With or without the joyous presence of Mr Eric. :)

Fix'it for Dummies - Sushi Go!

The fourth entry for Fix'it for Dummies is...

A Purchase Decision - Sushi Go!

The game in question for this week’s entry is…

Sushi Go!

Sushi Go! is designed by Phil Walker-Harding.

Some of his other designs include Cannonball Colony & Archaeology.

Sushi Go! is a simple card drafting and set collection game for families.

Game Info

Sushi Go! plays 2-5 players

Published playing time is 20mins
Mechanics – Card Drafting / Set Collection / Simultaneous Action Selection