Sushido Player Guide and FAQ

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I'll be building a more comprehensive player guide and FAQ for each game. Feel free to contribute by replying to this post.

What is Sushido?!?!
Sushido uses a puzzle board for players to construct sushi recipes to serve customers in order to earn the most amount of money.

At each turn, the player swaps any 2 adjacent ingredients to form at least 3 consecutive identical ingredients in a row or column. Matched ingredients will form the sushi for serving the customer.

How do I earn money?
Make spectacular matches (as many as you can per turn) and serve your customer before his patience runs out. You may use special machines to serve treats to your customer for additional bonuses.

There will also be a bonus awarded if the combined earnings of all players hit a certain target.

What is customer's patience?
It is the heart bar beside the customer when seated. It reduces at each turn and when it is empty, the customer will get angry and leave, resulting in a penalty in earnings.

How do I get more tables to serve my customers?
You may get up to 2 extra tables by buying both Extra Table I and Extra Table II, which allow you to serve up to 3 customers at any one time. Having an extra table allows you to serve more customers concurrently, but it also means you need to serve twice as fast.

How do my machines/treats work?
Each machine or treat requires a certain number of matches before it can be served. Each serving requires a refill that can be purchased. Treats give very good bonuses in your earnings but only after the customer is eventually served.

There are 3 plates in front of each player's wawa. What are they?
These plates will contain that player's selected recipes. Keep an eye on these as well as the customers they take, as it is essential if you intend to sabotage your opponents' game. ;P

Why can't I click on some customers in my queue?
You can only pick customers when it is your turn, and when you have an available table. If the click button doesn't appear on some customers, it means that you don't have the recipe(s) he ordered.

What does the white lantern beside the wawa and the number on it represent?
It represents the player's level in Sushido.

How do I use skills?
Use of skills starts from Level 3. They must be purchased from the shop. As of now, they grant you unlimited uses, but only once per match. Choose up to 3 different skills before the match and you may activate them via the 3 red lanterns beside your wawa in the match.

There is a blue fish counter in the corner, and sometimes it turns to an hour glass. What do they mean?
The blue fish counter represents the number of turns left. It switches to the hourglass when it is your turn, to show the number of seconds you have left to make your move.

When will the match end?
Once the blue fish counter reaches zero, all customers in the queue will leave and the match ends after all seated customers are served. The highest earner will be declared the winner.

Why can't I buy some skills? Why the price differences?
The magic skills are seasonal products. Each will be released on different dates, at varying prices. Usually, it will be at half-price in the first month of sale. Keep a regular lookout and grab the discount!!

Can I just bring in 1 recipe?
No, you must bring 3 and only 3 recipes into the game. It will be part of the strategy in deciding which 3 recipes to bring.

What are Sushido Machines?
They are add-ons which you can bring in game which allows you to give
treats to your customers.

What kind of machines are there?
Currently there're three.
1. Sake Maker
2. Green Tea Dispenser
3. Wasabi Ice-cream Maker

What are the differences between the machines?
1. Saker Maker -> Add more to earnings, less to patience
2. Green Tea Dispenser -> Add more to customer's patience, less to
earnings
3. Wasabi Ice-cream Maker -> Balance of both.

What are refills?
The machines need refills to work. Each machine will have its own unique
refill.

How do refills work?
The machine will fill up when you make combinations. The more
combinations you make the faster you will be able to serve your treats!

Guides created by our own players
http://viwawa.blogspot.com/2008/02/n...-sushidon.html

[Sleepy]

Is it like diner dash? ;P

[deathtonepunk]

nope

[Lovelyyes]

Nid to use cash buy rice...if can use gold good.maybe the creator of this website must create a cash converter

[GXG]

just now i tried. let say the recipe need 5 fishes i am supposed to get 5 fishes from the puzzle board. but in order to get the fishes out of the board i need to make a match of 3 or more either vertically or horizontally.

[Lovelyyes]

Nid rice to make sushi also

[Soichiro]

Maybe rice is too obvious so they didn't put it in? The board gets difficult to match sometimes. If they add one more ingredient, think I'll see alot more deadlocks. :funk

[peppercrabs]

why so laggy?cant even go in and play!

[lonerzboy]

same here..juz a authenticating word appears and it loads for a long time but still cant play!!

[maroonpiggy]

Y add extra table nid so high lvl & so much gold??
Think it should b available to low lvl instead..
so they can lvl faster?? xD

[currycrab]

For lower level, you can buy receipe of sushi. It give you a little boost to your earning. As your level pick up, more recepies can be added.

I would strongly recommend level 5 Inari Surprise.

[missymellie]

How do I purchase a sushi in Shop??

[currycrab]

http://www.viwawa.com/en_US/shop?gam...=6&main_type=2

[timelylamb]

i just bought Korodai. How do i select it as my choices during the game?

[jo19]

i juz bought chef cut and magic fish, but how to apply, dun seem to work in the game? pls advise!