Item: Sushi Go Score Keeper
Rating: 72
Author: Dinsun

Our Expert Score

72/100

Sushi Go Score Keeper is an essential companion for fans of the popular card game, but as a standalone experience, it's strictly a utility. For a tabletop enthusiast, it’s a godsend; calculating the complex interactions of Sashimi, Wasabi, and Puddings by hand can slow down a fast-paced game. This app streamlines the math perfectly, allowing you to focus on the drafting strategy rather than the arithmetic.

The interface is bright and thematic, matching the adorable art of the original board game. However, I found the absence of a 'History' log for previous games to be a missed opportunity. It’s a polished tool that does exactly what it says on the tin, though users should be aware it is not a digital version of the card game itself—you still need the physical deck to play. It's a high-quality niche app that makes 'Sushi Night' much smoother.

Dinsun reviewed on: Fri Feb 27 2026

The Game

Available on: iPhone, iPad

1670020772

$0.99 4+★3.4 8 reviews

Author : Karen Mathes

Pubish Date : Sun Apr 09 2023

Last Update Date : Fri Feb 06 2026

Support Languages : English

Genres :

Version 1.2.3Fri Feb 06 2026

Minor user interface and performance update.
Check your math, enjoy some custom art, and keep track of your Sushi Go or Sushi Go Party rounds all while enjoying this fast paced family fun card game! Add to the fun! Why stress over whether or not you added up all your fruit correctly or messed up your Maki? This easy to use app helps you keep track and check your math for each round, allowing you to focus on the game itself and your sushi strategy. Keep the game moving and fun for everyone! Great for younger players who may need a bit of an assist in checking their scores.
Requires iOS 16.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
Select your cards, calculate individual round scores, & get your grand total for the wildly popular card games Sushi Go & Sushi Go Party! It's easy, fun, & saves time!
Sushi Go Score Keeper quickly and easily lets you check your math, enjoy some custom art, and keeps track of your Sushi Go or Sushi Go Party rounds, all while enjoying this fast paced family card game. Sushi Go Score Keeper adds to the fun. Why stress over whether or not you added up all your fruit correctly or messed up your Maki? This easy to use app helps you keep track and check your math for each round, allowing you to focus on the game itself and your sushi strategy. Keep the game moving and fun for everyone! Great for younger players who may need a bit of an assist in checking their scores.
** Sushi Go Score Keeper is intentionally designed to track a single player’s score, keeping the experience simple, focused, and distraction-free.
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Ratings & Reviews

3.4 out of 5 with 8 Counts

★★★★★

Age Rating 4+

Sushi Go Score Keeper is the official-style companion designed to enhance your physical tabletop gaming sessions. Whether you are playing the standard 'Sushi Go!' or the expansive 'Sushi Go Party!', this app handles all the math for you. Simply input the cards each player drafted at the end of the round, and the app will instantly calculate bonuses for sets, Wasabi-boosted Nigiri, and the end-of-game Pudding totals. Featuring a vibrant interface that reflects the game's charming art style, it's the perfect tool for ensuring fast and accurate scoring.

Features

Support for Sushi Go! and Sushi Go Party!

Automatic bonus and majority calculation

Clean, thematic user interface

Player name customization

Tips

Entering Scores

At the end of each of the three rounds, select a player and tap the icons corresponding to the cards they collected. The app automatically knows that three Sashimi equal 10 points and will calculate the 'Maki Roll' majority bonus among all players.

Gameplays

Handling Puddings

The app tracks Puddings across all three rounds. At the end of the third round, it automatically determines who has the most and least, applying the +6 and -6 point modifiers to the final tally.