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

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Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Are they wanting that donut with the high point value or do they want to be able to draw another card from the deck giving them 2 cards this round. The game is quickly explained and a great start to a boardgame evening with friends or a simple party game.

The power does not activate when you get the card from another player, draw from the deck, or take from the discard pile. Go Nuts for Donuts (hereafter known as GNfD) is a simultaneous action selection/set collection card game that has players trying to earn the most points by acquiring useful cards (i. Maple Bar – Scores 3 points at the end of the game, but only if you have more than 6 types of donuts.In the game, you are trying to not only figure out which donut you want, but also guess what your opponents will be taking. Purchasing an item without paying immediately does not reserve your item, unless you have spoken to us previously. If you are playing it between big games with your gaming group, then there will be more interesting combos and tactics you can pull off with a bigger pool of actions available to you.

So, for example, if you want the card under the number two tile, choose the number two card from your hand. So, that might have looked like a lot to digest (pun totally intended) but it is a process that will take you maybe 30 seconds at most. This is one that I can easily play with my daughter just to have fun, or I can play it with the whole family and we can get crazy.If you are the only player to pick a card, take it from the donut row and place it face up in front of you. There maybe slight differences in colours, text and other presentation but the basic platform of the item will be what you purchased. 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. Donut Holes (6): Score 1 point if you have one, 3 for two, 6 for three, 10 for four, or 15 if you have five or more. Once all players put a Numbers card face down to correlate to the Donut cards below the numerical column on the table, the Number cards are turned over.

If a card you have won is an action card, then the effects are resolved as soon as it is placed in front of you.All players should take back their selection cards into their hands and begin a new round, which plays out just like the previous one.