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

We play a lot of board games and card games in our house. My children (10 and 8, respectively) tend to roll their eyes when I introduce another game to the collection but I know they love it as much as I do. It's a very simple (and TECHNOLOGY FREE) way of spending some quality time together. We love Sushi Go, Adventure Time Love Letter, Machi Koro, Forbidden Island, Zombie Dice and Ticket To Ride, to name but a few. Gamewright always make games with solid, simple mechanics that don't require the flow of gameplay to be constantly interrupted with endless referrals to the rules. Go Nuts For Donuts is no exception. The game itself is very, very simple: each player 'bids' on a lane containing the donut they want. Players who bid identically get nothing. The lanes are periodically refilled with new donuts until the supply runs out and the game is over; some cards have high point values, some cards can be used to influence gameplay. Much like Sushi Go, the trick is to collect a good mix of cards and to not get blocked by other players while doing so (as some cards rely on having the correct number of multiples to score any points at all!). There's a degree of strategy and probability involved and, with a set of adorably illustrated cards, there's plenty to keep everyone occupied for the 20 or 30 minutes it takes to play the game.Go Nuts For Donuts is a good filler or warm-up game and, if approached like that, is well worth the money. We're yet to play it with more than three players (Mum doesn't play games) so I can't comment on the gameplay with that many players. Highly recommended.

I bought this for my daughter for Christmas. She's mathematically minded, but also rather old fashioned and prefers Monopoly, Cluedo and Trivial Pursuit, so she didn't even want to give this a go. Luckily my wife and my other daughter were up for giving it a try and we loved it. The game is easy to pick up, quick to play and a treat for tactical players. I don't like games based entirely on chance, so Gonuts was perfect for me.One caveat: it's tempting to play aggressively sometimes and this might cause problems in groups with players who favour that style of gameplay. Constantly blocking one other player might feel like victimisation. If your group is a genial bunch, however, you can't go wrong with Gonuts. A really lovely filler card game and perfect for casual game nights.

Easy game that's pleasant to play as it's not too competitive.

I play with my daughters (5 and 7) and they love it. You never know who is going to win!

good

Genius tactical game, lots of fun.

This is another fantastic Gamewright game. We bought it having loved Rat-a-tat-cat. and have not been disappointed by gonuts for donuts either. Whilst it says that the games is suitable from 8 years, my six year old loves playing it (so long as it's not with her ultra competitive sister). My 12 year old thinks this is the best game ever. It is more fun the more players you have, so where as my six year old is happy playing it with two players, my 12 year old would rather play with as many as possible. You do need to be a bit strategic and think about the values of the cards, but it's easy to understand and you pick it up quickly.

I like this game so much that I bought one for a friend. Great fun. Depending on your group, the game can get quite competitive as people try to snag all of the cards in one category.

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This game is very easy to learn and is fun for all ages. I have played this game with children ranging from 7-16 and with adults alike.Games are quick, fun and offers repeat play and appeal. The game is very easy to learn for newcomers and has no learning curve. This card game is easy to pick up but hard to put down. This game can be played in tight spaces and is excellent for family game nights, road trips, and get togethers with family/friends.I don't think you can find a more engaging and fun game at this price point.

Spiel ist auf Englisch! Wenn man dieses Spiel auf Deutsch will, muss man die angegebene Sprache in der Beschreibung überprüfen. Im April 2021 habe ich noch keine deutsche Version im Internet gefunden.Go Nuts for Donuts ist ein schnelles Karten Spiel für Familien. Es ist ähnlich zu der Sushi Go Serie, passt aber besser in eine Familien Runde und Donut Thema finde ich persönlich schöner. Man Sammelt Karten auf der Hand, um Punkte zu gewinnen. Für bestimmte Sets gibt es extra Punkte. Wie im Bild gezeigt werden (Anzahl der Spieler +1) Karten offen ausgelegt. Bei 6 Spielern sind es 7 Karten. Jeder legt eine Kleine Karte mit der Nummer, der gewünschte Karte ab. Danach werden die kleinen Karten mit Nummern gleichzeitig aufgedeckt. Wenn zwei oder mehrere Personen die gleiche Karte gewählt haben, kommt die Karte auf Ablagestapel. Das ist ein Punkt wo es auf die Taktik ankommt. Wählt man eine „begehrte“ Karte mit hohem Risiko, oder eher eine Karte, die keiner will?

Super jeu qui plaît beaucoup aux enfants. Matériel de bonne qualité et design vraiment sympa. On enchaîne les parties sans s'en rendre compte. Petit bémol: lorsqu'on joue à moins de 4, certaines cartes qui rapportent des points en fin de partie se révèlent inutiles. Je recommande, et vivement la version française!

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