Sorry! Kids Board Game, Family Board Games for Kids and Adults, 2 to 4 Players, Family Games, Kids Games, Ages 6 and Up

My kids specifically requested this game. They enjoy playing it. It seems decent quality for the price. The box was nice and sturdy - seems like a silly comment, but this is important when getting stacked with the other games!

Sorry! offers the perfect blend of simplicity and strategic depth, making it an ideal choice for our family game nights. The rules are easy to grasp, ensuring that both my younger and older kids can actively participate and enjoy the fun.Apologies in Motion:Witnessing the joy on my kids' faces as they strategically played the coveted "Sorry!" card to send each other's pawns back to the start added an extra layer of excitement to the game. The playful rivalry and unexpected twists kept us all entertained.Family-Friendly Fun:What sets Sorry! apart is its ability to cater to a diverse age range. My two kids, with their varying interests and ages, found common ground in the thrill of racing to the finish line and hindering each other strategically. It has become a game that strengthens our family bond.Quality Components:Hasbro's commitment to quality is evident in the durable and visually appealing components of Sorry! The vibrant board, sturdy cards, and well-crafted pawns not only enhance the gaming experience but also withstand the enthusiasm of my energetic duo.Endless Replay Value:Despite its simplicity, Sorry! continues to offer endless replay value in our household. The unpredictable nature of the game and the element of chance ensure that every round brings new surprises and keeps my two kids eagerly asking for more.In conclusion, Sorry! has become a cherished classic in our family game nights, weaving together the joy of apologies, laughter, and the thrill of sweet victory. It's more than just a game; it's a shared experience that has become a treasured part of our family story. If you're looking for a timeless and engaging game to enjoy with your kids, Sorry! is a must-have for those memorable moments filled with fun and connection.

The "old" Retro Classics are still the best.Easy to play, especially with some of the older generation who are more familiar with this game since its infancy.Good fun - and things can change in an instant - SORRY !

My amazing granddaughter loves this game!!!!

This board game is not of the same quality when my grandma bought the game to play with us (in the 60s-70s!) but it isn't flimsy. Grandma played her game with all us children for over 20 years, I'd guess, with the same deck of cards. I don't think these cards will last that long so I'm already planning to find out if I can get a replacement deck. However, SORRY! is a terrific game and easy for children to learn to play by themselves. I played 3-4 games with the grandchildren, teaching them the rules, and I found them playing the game by themselves when I was busy one afternoon. It's a fun game, easy for kids to "get" and the cards play no favorites! My kids are 7 and 8 but I think ones as young as six could play the game well.

I've been playing Sorry since I was 10. I never get tired of it but this version is cheaply made and needs to be held down it's so light. Otherwise I'm happy with it.

Fun family game, especially for the elderly. The cards wear out quickly with regular use. Can't buy them separately so you have to re-buy the whole game.If they are going to have poor quality cards, you should be able to buy the cards alone.

"Sorry!" is a classic board game that has entertained families for generations. Designed for 2 to 4 players aged 6 and up, the objective is to navigate all four of your pawns from the start area to your home space on the board. Players draw cards to determine their moves, with certain cards allowing them to send opponents' pawns back to the start, adding a competitive twist.Gameplay Overview:Objective: Move all four of your pawns from the start area to your home space.Mechanics: Players draw cards that dictate pawn movement. Special cards can advance pawns, move them backward, or swap positions with opponents.Interaction: Landing on a space occupied by an opponent's pawn sends that pawn back to its start area, introducing strategic decision-making and player interaction.