Have you ever tried the Viwawa game called ‘Sushido‘? That is one of my favourite games in Viwawa. Reasons being:

1. It’s not so brainless

2. It can take a minimum of 2 players

3. It’s hilarious to see how the customers flare up in anger when you don’t satisfy their orders

I personally don’t like the other games because either they are too ’stressful’ for me or you need a minimum of 3 players to play the game.

The purpose of this post is to elaborate on the simple game rules of Sushido. Having the need to explain to my friends over IM is really frustrating without something to refer to. I hope you will find this simple MsSheepy’s very own guide useful.

Here goes…  once you click on the Live button to get into Sushido, you will be prompted to select a channel. For me, i will select the very first channel for Newbies and will be greeted by the following screen. Your avatar will appear on the bottom left corner of the page.

If you are not expecting any friends at that point of time, you can simply join other existing tables by clicking on the ‘Auto join‘ icon at the right menu. The first screen you see will be the settings page. Only the owner of the table can configure the session. There are a few type of sushi to chose from, and the owner has the right to decide which sushi to be used in the game.

The time limit below the page is the time each player can take to play their turn. Once you are ready, all players have to click on the Ready button. Don’t ask me what ‘My Skills‘ or ‘My Add-Ons‘ are for, my guess is, if you buy any additional game items for Sushido, they can be placed there and be used in the game. But i see no point in buying game items, because you are not winning by your own genuine skills.

Okay, when the actual game starts, you will see the following screen:

Still lost? Don’t panic. Ever played Bejewel before? A colleague of mine hinted me about the jewel game when i am stuck at this point. If you still don’t know what is BeJewel, it’s okay. Observe the way the sushi are placed. Try to form 3 or 4 or even more similar sushi in a row, be it horizontally or vertically. You can swap the sushi with the adjacent sushi to form a row.

For those advance players, lower your eyes a bit and observe the type of customers you have. When you mouse over the customer, you can see what sushi they are waiting to eat. If you are confident enough to serve, click on the customer with the kind of sushi that appears most on the sushi panel (Of course, they must be positioned in such a way you can form 3 or 4 similar ones in a row). Your job is to serve the customer FIRST by forming groups of similar sushi as indicated by the customers. Easy enough?

But be careful, the customers can get angry and walk away if you can’t serve them in time. They have a heart meter to indicate their patience. And when they walk away, they will deduct your earnings for the day :X

That’s all I have for you. Happy Sushido-ing!

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