The kids LOVE it, May 4, 2010

I bought this for my nieces for Christmas. I wasn't sure how it would go over because they have video games as well. They ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. As a matter of fact, I can't go visit without being told I have to play with them. The game is a lot of fun, and makes you think. I believe it's helping with their deductive ability. They actually think about who to send home or what moves to make instead of just "picking" on someone, or moving any random piece. I didn't think a board game would beat a video game but this one proved me wrong.

       Sorry! Game, May 1, 2010

I ordered this game for my 11 yr. old nephew. I'm not sure if he's played it yet, but I do know that he was very happy to get the game. I played this game with my brothers and sisters whenever I was young- and I am now 46 yrs. old! It's so great to still see classics being sold like this game.

       Sorry Game, March 21, 2010

I have loved Sorry since I was a child. Our household has always had a Sorry game in it. It was one of my children's favorite games when they were growing up. Now that they are grown we still sit around and play. This is one game that I recommend for every family. I just wished the cards wouldn't wear out. That's when I replace it, when the cards wear out, or once about every 10 years.

       an old favorite, January 5, 2010

We played over the holidays. It really opened dialogue with the teenagers who preferred playing to texting. The game can be learned easily and is a great way to pass the time when you're snowed in. The rules are simple, the laughs plentiful. Our youngest who is six even got in on the action.