Sorry ! Reviews

I used to play this every week when I was younger with my sister and 2 cousins. We used to go round to my grandmas every Friday to eat sweet and play games and this was always a favourite! It consists of: 16 pawns - 4 colours with 4 in each group a pack of cards with no 6's or 9's that goes up to 12 Game instructions and ...  Read the complete review

There's no better time of year to bring out the board games than Christmas. Sorry! is another of those fantastic Waddington's games that once you've played once, you don't want to stop. It's suitable for players aged 4 and up (as long as they can count upto 12) and is for 2 - 4 players. This is a fantastic game that incorporates ...  Read the complete review

It's funny how things change as you get older isn't it? As a child I used to love Sunday evenings, when after my favourite tea of boiled eggs, soldiers and a large slice of chocolate cake I used to have my mandatory bath and hair wash and then choose a board game to play with my parents before going to bed. My favourite game was ...  Read the complete review

Right, you like board games. You can count. And you have evil tendencies that involve damaging your opponents (or kids) chances of winning. With a typical game lasting less than half an hour, it is ideal for those with short attention spans - like me! Sorry is based generally on the Ludo principle of move your pieces around the board ...  Read the complete review

I love board games and when I was youngerone of my gran's friends had a great one called Sorry. I got the hang of it quickly but could only play it when I went to my gran's friends while staying at my grans who lives 60 miles away. A few years later my gran found the same board game in a shop and bought it for herself. Once again I had to ...  Read the complete review

This board game has to be one of the simplest idea's really. It doesnt incorporate any awkward rules, or any fancy equipment. Having said that - its still a brilliant game just to pass the time on a bit. The general idea of the game is that its basically like Ludo. ~Aim of the game~ To get your four counters all the way ...  Read the complete review

I had a board game called Sorry when I was a youngster and I had always loved playing it. I told my partner about it and he has bought me a new one, as I’m still a big kid at heart, and I still love it! It's based on ludo, with the aim being to get your four men all the way round the board and back home first. The game is played ...  Read the complete review

‘Sorry’ is a game that has been around for a long time and was played in my family when I was younger. And now my eldest daughter (8yrs) has this game and has proved to have some good points about it. If you have played ludo,then you will grasp this game quite quickly, as it is similar except there are no dice involved. ...  Read the complete review

Sorry is a game that's been around awhile. I remember playing it as a kid and more recently with my nieces and nephews. Everyone had fun playing this game. The object of this game is to get all of your tokens from the start position to the home base position, You do this by picking a card that usually has a number on it ...  Read the complete review