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Kushi Express (Import)

Name: Kushi Express (Import)
Brand: Mandoo Games
SKU: 41691653996595
Price: 30.3 EUR
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€30.30 EUR

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Designer	Yohan Goh
Publisher	Mandoo Games
Players	2-4
Playtime	20 mins
Suggested Age	6 and up
Honors	2020 5 Seasons Best International Kids Game Nominee 2020 5 Seasons Best International Artwork Nominee
Additional Info	264797/kushi-express http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/264797/kushi-express/forums/63

Languages: English, Korean

Kushi Express is a game of making BBQ skew (called "Kushi" in Japanese) as quickly as you can.

Every player has four plastic blocks of ingredient (Tomato, Pepper, Shrimp and Beef steak) and two fabrics (Cheese and Bacon).

There is a deck of "order" cards in the middle of the table.

As soon as a player reveals the top card of the deck, every player should race to prepare the corresponding Kushi. The first player who serves the right Kushi on the dish takes the cards.

When a player successfully collects ten points, the game ends with the King of Kushi.

—description from the publisher

Kushi Express (Import)

Fabulous Party/Dexterity game.

I had been looking for this title for a while and I'm glad BGBliss imported it. This game is just silly fun. You flip a recipe tile, everybody tries to assemble the components just like in the recipe, the first that puts a correctly assembled Kushi on the center plate and yells "Bon Appetit!" wins the round. The winner of the round leaves it's skewer on the plate as a handicap and flips a new recipe. Once you uncover the "Restaurant Closed" tile, you count your points and declare the winner.
This version comes with 5 promo recipes (see attached pictures), those promos are in Korean only, here are their rules:
- The 3 Special recipes are just funky designs named: HoneyTongTong's "Daddy is an Alien", Daehyun Hong's "half sauce half fried" and Kyungmi Park's "legendary skewer".
- The one with 3 question marks: "take any 3 ingredients and make a skewer"
- The one with 2 question marks and a moped: "make a skewer with any 2 ingredients, then stand up quickly with your skewer, turn around in your place, then yell "delivery!" And place your skewer on the plate.

Note that the box is primarely in Korean but it has also the English and it comes with both Korean and English rulebooks.
Have Fun!

I am playing it in a few weeks and review it tehn :)

Great quick game

Great game, great artwork, and I love the “back-to-front” scoring

Fast

Fast shipping great product

Meadow: Cards & Sleeves Pack

Solid content, though annoyingly 'incomplete'.

Honey Buzz is a surprisingly intriguing worker placement. There isn't anything too revolutionary, but the combination of mechanics works well, and it's wrapped up in an inarguably delicious presentation. Fall Flavors ramps things up and adds more variety than I thought, turning Honey Buzz into a more robust experience. At first, the mini-modules seemed a little tedious to learn and integrate, but they're actually pretty intuitive and my first test play used all of them (which I recommend). Victory isn't dependant on exploiting the new content, but instead, this expansion does what all expansions should and just opens new avenues for strategic possibilities.

What's disappointing about the release is how it teases the other additional content, namely the Cornucopia promo pack and the Fall Player Piece add-on. There's practically enough materials in Fall Flavors to have a whole additional copy of game to replace base base Honey Buzz with -- which I think would be great -- but the only thing holding consumers back is the lack of those 2 aforementioned packs. Instead, I'm left with materials I need from both base Honey Buzz and Fall Flavors, with too much that can fit into one box, with even some of it being made redundant (once you add the new foliage tiles in, you'll basically throw away some of the old ones as part of the reintegration). This of course is only a problem UNLESS you purchase the additional packs, thus making a new fall edition of the game and rendering ALL of the base stuff obsolete. It's a bit of a conundrum which I think ultimately comes down to cash grabbing from already loyal fans of the design. One additional note: anyone who upgraded the coins in base Honey Buzz to the official wooden ones will be frustrated to find that even the deluxe copy of Fall Flavors only includes cardboard 50 value coins. If consistency is as important to others as it is to me, then the Cornucopia box is almost necessary just for the wooden coins.

If all of the new contents were released together in one box as a Honey Buzz 2.0, I'd probably gripe less and be happier. Alas, I will likely continue to throw money at the company that intentionally planned their release to optimize profits from those who appreciate cohesion and consistency.

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