SORRY! Sliders
by Hasbro
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Toys and Games Reviews of SORRY! Sliders
Customer Review: Fun for all ages
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the perfect game for family game night! The box says for ages 6+, but my 3 year old has no difficulty sliding her pawns. We help her with scoring, but since the highest score is 5, even she can count out her points for a round. My husband and I enjoy the game too, as does my 6 year old. And with several different game boards to choose from, I think we'll be playing this quite a bit for many years to come.
As far as the reviews of people who thought the game was too hard to put together or had too many pieces, I have to disagree.
Customer Review: Great fun
Summary: 4 Stars
Great for a family up to 4, with a variety of ways to play and colors to use you could play all night. A cross between shuffle board and regular sorry we've really enjoyed this game, even as a large family that has to hold "tournaments" to let everyone play. Refined motor play and strategy are great to build on with this game. Place pieces in a bag when you open to keep from losing. Same size pieces as sorry with small scoring pieces. If your kids like challenging family/friends they'll love this.Customer Review: Good family fun
Summary: 5 Stars
We have really enjoyed playing this over Christmas. I think the box says 6+ years but our nearly 4 year old youngest usually wins (maybe because he's not trying to be as crafty as the rest of us). Fun for ages 4-adult. Lots of strategy trying to get the best score and knock others' pawns out of the way.
Easy to set up and understand the rules, 4 different versions of the same game to keep your interest. I think we will keep going back to this for some time.
Customer Review: Great game!
Summary: 5 Stars
This game is fun for the whole family. For easy game, you can follow the instructions and use the scoring pawns to do simply counting. In order to teach my 5 year old son more math problems, we do not use the scoring pawns. Instead, we let him count all the scores everyone get. So he has been practicing addition with 20. Best of all, we let him do the math in his head instead of writing it down. So this is really helping his addition skills tremendously.Customer Review: You won't be SORRY!!
Summary: 5 Stars
We love to play the regular version of SORRY, but this one may be even more fun. The kids and the grown-ups alike have had a blast playing this game. It is very versatile with four different game boards to pick from. Combine that with the ability to rearrange the board configuration, and it is as fun for two players as it is with four. This was one of the kids' favorite Christmas presents (and the grown-ups too, ssshhhh!).