Sorry Game by Parker Brothers

Pros: Easy to learn, fun for the kids!!
Cons: Child's tempers may flair over game!!

This game is a variation of Parcheesi. Rather than rolling dice to move around the board, you draw cards with numbers on them. However, some of the cards also have alternate instructions...such as being able to switch places with an opponent, split the...

Pros: simple and fun to play
Cons: nothing notable

SORRY! has two extremes --- very, very boring or very exciting. Which way your game goes depends almost totally on the random order of the cards.

In this game, 2 to 4 players attempt to get their four pawns out of the start area, around the...

Pros: GAMES OF SHEER LUCK, GIVE CHILDREN A CHANCE TO WIN FAIRLY!
Cons: THERE ARE NONE!

My five yr old grandson had a problem with counting items in a row. He would slide his fingers ahead, and miss counting items correctly, in his homework for kindergarten. I bought him a game of Sorry for Christmas, and we have been playing this board ...

Pros: Simple, Easy to learn
Cons: No fun, boring, too easy

Sorry! I am sure that many of you have heard of this game from The Parker Brothers'. This is one of those board games that, to me, are just not fun to me. Although there are not many board games that I will even sit down and play this is...

Pros: very fun for the whole family, Great game for kids to learn their numbers.
Cons: Hard to get out of start.

We bought Sorry for my 5 year old son for his birthday. We thought he would like it. Well, to tell you the truth I think my boyfriend and I like it even more then him. HAHAHA.
We try to get our son to play the game at least a few times out of the...

Pros: Great for teaching counting, learning, patience. STILL fun after all these years!!!
Cons: Sometimes the game can get lengthy

Board games are a family favorite in our house. I grew up playing them constantly as a child, and now my two children have inherited my passion. One of their favorites is an oldie but a goodie....SORRY!, SORRY! is a classic board game that has been on...

Pros: a great famliy game
Cons: gets to you when others bump you to many times

Another game that I used to play when I was growing up. I liked this game the main part I liked this game was every time you draw a sorry card you get to take one of your guys out of start and put someone else guy that is on the board back to start then...

Pros: Fun to play over and over again! Fun for all ages.
Cons: Only Four players. Younger children may get hurt feelings...

This game is a wonderful game for people and families of all ages. Every time we visit my grandmother my sisters and I (ages 25, 18, and 15) always play nonstop with eachother and our nephew (age 8), who lives in the same town as my grandmother. It...

Pros: fun, strategic and luck
Cons: none

I had a friend when I was a kid and whenever I went to visit her she would pull this game out. She loved to play this. We played it for months, probably years as kids.
This is a board game. It is based on luck and strategy to be a winner....

Pros: easy and fun for all ages
Cons: lost pieces are a pain

I have had this game for as long as I can remember.

It's a MUST have for all families and children. It's a game every kid should take to college.
For children it shows them how to count and how to anticipate moves. For adults..well,...

Pros: Another great game I grew up on that still holds kids' attention today.
Cons: Lots of small, pointy pieces for a barefoot mommy to get hurt on! Ow!

I have many happy memories of enjoyable afternoons spent playing game after game of Sorry! with my cousin, also one of my best friends. We had a great time playing the game, in which you start out in your colored circle, and must navigate around the...

Pros: Thinking game
Cons: only 4 can play

AS a child I liked playing Sorry. Now as an adult I still like playing it with my little cousins and little kids. I just never realized how much I was learning by playing this game. It has counting, reading, and strategizing. First on to the basics...

Pros: A Fun game!
Cons: Sometimes, this game can become somewhat intense.

I remember I bought my former step son this game one year. I cannot recall when, but he and I used to play this game together and when I was not playing this game with him, his best friend who was our neighbor would come over and they would play this...

Pros: Family fun without the complication of having to think.
Cons: Go ahead, just try to bump off your 6-six-old opponent without causing tears.

One of the only concepts of this game is to make your opponent take his piece that's closest to home, and send him back to start. Do you think a small child will take this lightly? Let the tears flow!

Sorry is not a high-concept game, but it...

Pros: good family game
Cons: none

This is a great game for the whole family. For the younger children, they can learn to count by moving their men around the board. It also teaches strategy, as they have to figure out which 'man' is the right one for that move.
The younger kids...