Sushi run is a local PvP game. Each player has to use his chopsticks to pick more sushi than his opponent. Each player has a moves counter, which decreases of one point every time you move your chopsticks. If you run out of moves, you’ll lose. Sometimes an expired sushi, with rotten green fish on it, can appear on the plate. If you pick it, you’ll automatically lose.Thanks for playing and have a nice play!
Sushi Run – 2 Players Game
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