Sorry
by Hasbro Games
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Toys and Games Reviews of Sorry
Customer Review: From the Board Games Editor at BellaOnline.com
Summary: 5 Stars
Sorry is a now-classic game that is derivative of Pachisi, one of the oldest known board games. Players are simply trying to get all of their pieces from their starting place to the end. It's not that simple, though, other players can kick you back to your start (Sorry!) in their own maneuvering to get to their end.
This game has clearly withstood the test of time and will be a favorite in your house for many years to come.
Customer Review: One of the best family game night games ever made!
Summary: 5 Stars
I very much do love this game. Everytime I play it, I usually win! This game brings back alot of memories of when I was younger and I used to play it with my grandparents. It's changed alot. The box is more modern. The board game is more modern and also the cards are more modern. The only thing that hasn't changed is the game play and the pawns, but most of all, the cherished time of when you play it with your family! Buy it!Customer Review: A Great Family Game!
Summary: 4 Stars
One of my family's favorite board games. Up to four players, each with their own game pieces that they're trying to get out of START, and into HOME. Although seemingly simple, requires good strategy, as well as lucky draw of cards. I would recommend this game to anyone, except competitive people, because you'll find your pieces being sent back to START by other players quite often, and we don't want any fighting.
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Customer Review: Fun with the kiddies
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a fun game to play with my 6-year-old. It provides an opportunity for the kids to learn numbers and make strategic choices. Best of all, it is a game the kids can win without the adults purposely letting them win (like at checkers).It is a limited game if just adults are playing, but great for adults to play with kids -- especially those who have outgrown Candy Land but are not quite ready for Monopoly.
Customer Review: TRAUMATIC CHILDHOOD MEMORIES
Summary: 1 Stars
All I remember about this game is getting into fights with my brother when one of us would taunt they other with "sorry" (...)when we sent a piece back to the home square. This game taught revenge and frustration. you work so hard to try to get out of the starter box, only to be sent back in by a smart-aleck younger sibling. I hated this game, and would not inflict this kind of trauma on my young 'uns.