You need to check out these editions of Sorry! Board Game
Sorry! has been around for a long time and it is easy to pick up and play. If you like Sorry, check out these different editions of Sorry! Board game. These editions add new mechanics to make the game more interesting!
Sorry! Sliders
Players: 1 to 4 | Game duration from: 30 mins | Game Complexity: EASY
Play Sorry in a new way!
The Sorry! Sliders game features the primary Sorry! colors of blue, red, yellow, and green. In addition to the rolling pawns, there are 16 scoring pawns that are smaller than the rolling pawns and do not contain the rolling balls at their bottoms. In addition, the game offers four different versions of gameplay--a fun, new variation on the original Sorry! that only offers one way to play.
Adding a new twist to the game by turning it into a shuffle board game--sliding your pawns into the Sorry! or sliding your opponent's pawns into the Home! spaces and off the board to win.
Because it doesn't require a high level of skill or strategy, it can be enjoyed by people of all ages. In addition, it is a game that you can play for as long or as little as you like.
Sorry! Sliders are also educational for children who need to practice counting skills, since players must add up points and scores.
Sorry Sliders Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout
Based on the video game Fall Guys, this edition of Sorry! tries to bring the same knockout excitement you get from the Fall Guys video game.
Players: 2 to 4 | Game duration from: 15 mins | Game Complexity: EASY
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Hasbro Gaming Sorry! Sliders Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout Board Game for Kids Ages 8 and Up, Exciting... |
$27.99
$21.95 |
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In the Sorry Sliders Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout , players slide their pawns through Fall Guys obstacle courses
4 COMPETITIVE GAME MODES:
Rearrange the units and boards to play four different ways. Compete in Dizzy Heights, Slime Climb, Whirlygig and Hex-a-Gone
SLIDE ROLLER PAWNS DOWN THE TRACK
With Fall Guys, each player gets four gliding roller pawns. Avoid getting knocked over or sliding off the board by bumping opponents out of the way
GAME FOR FAMILY GAME NIGHT:
It is a race to see who can get the most points on each turn and take home the crown. The player who wins the crown token in the most rounds wins
FUN BOARD GAME FOR KIDS
A score tracker and colored scoring pawns make it easy for kids to keep track of their scores.
Sorry! Diced Game
Players: to | Game duration from: 15 mins | Game Complexity: EASY
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Hasbro Gaming Sorry DICE Game | $11.99 $9.99 | Buy on Amazon |
Players: 2 to 3 | Game duration from: 24 mins | Game Complexity: EASY
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Giant Sorry Classic Family Board Game Indoor Outdoor Retro Party Activity Summer Toy with Oversized... |
$29.99
$14.99 |
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Sorry! Not Sorry
Players: 2 to 6 | Game duration from: 15 mins | Game Complexity: EASY Sorry! Not Sorry! rules pdf / rulebook
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Sorry! Not Sorry Board Game |
$31.54
$23.77 |
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With this adult party version of Sorry! there are no regrets! In the Sorry! Not Sorry! game, you move your pawn around the board to try to get three pawns on the Home space. There's just one problem! With Not Sorry!, you can sabotage your friends, steal their pawns, and steal their pawns! Using cards, they reveal wild "have you ever" secrets. Change things up on game night with the Sorry! Not Sorry! board game.
THE CLASSIC SORRY WITH AN ADULT TWIST!
Played the Sorry! game as a child? This is a funny adult twist on classic Sorry! gameplay
Based on the classic Sorry! To win, players must get 3 pawns of any color into home by moving, jumping, and sliding their pawns around the board
Pick a Not Sorry! card and ask a player one of the "have you ever" questions. Complete the question by filling in the blanks. They lose their next turn if they refuse to answer
To win the game, will you confess? If you answer "yes" to one of the "have you ever" questions, you will move forward more spaces than if you answer "no".
