Rushi is a very basic strategy game, and yet, a very challenging one. In it, you have a six column board and seven pieces. You put one on of your pieces on each of the assigned spaces in the row right in front of you, keeping one in your hand. Each turn, you may either place that tile where another tile is pointing, then remove the pointing tile, or swap tiles with one of yours already on the board.
This seems like a simple concept, but I assure you, it will keep you entertained for hours. You score by getting a piece to the other player’s side of the board. Once it gets there, it gets flipped facedown and stays there for the rest of the game. You win by getting all of your pieces to the other player’s side of the board.
This game runs a little longer than the standard wait time for food at a sit-down restaurant, assuming the restaurant is mostly empty. Definitely not for playing at a fast food restaurant! You also want to play it in good lighting, as the colors are very similar shades of green and blue.
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