I always liked this game, but have to admit that it's a little aggrivating to get almost home and have someone put you back, leaving you to start all over again.

But, I guess that's part of the fun.

Haha this game can get loud! Knocking people off when you get to slide, hoping you get a '4' card when you just get out of start so you can move backwards and be near home, dashing to the 'safety zone,' and of course picking up the coveted 'SORRY!' card that makes you and the recipient of its wrath scream. Great memories.

I have never, ever understood the popularity of this game, Very limited choices on what to do with the card you pick - very limited strategy...

I used to love this game.  Its always fun to let out a little anger on the kid that stole your trainset earlier with your sorry card.  "sorry, haha!"  Great game for kids.

Great game! Never play with wives or girlsfriends...

This is a fantastic game, and very educational! To get the kids to speak up, I make sure that when they bounce off another player's piece, they have to say "I'm SO Sorry!" Or "I'm REALLY Sorry", and that gets them to speak up. It also helps their counting skills. Lots of fun!

One of my all time favorites. I like to play with only two players with each one playing two colors.

Yeah, can't say anything bad about sorry. Loved sory. Always beter when all four players are involved.

This is a great kid's game. I played it with my grandmother in the 1940's. It is based on backgammon to some extent.

I have always loved playing Sorry. A Classic!! You can be so close to winning and then just get creamed or be so far behind and just luck out.

Too much chance involved, not enough strategy. It gets a 2 dtar rating from me only because of how satisfying it is to bump the opponent's man off the board. SORRY!

Very simple. Too simple for anyone over ten or with an IQ over 100.

Very, very fun.

When I was a teenager, my Mother and I would have our evening meal while playing this simple to learn but lots of fun game. When my daughter was around three and just learning to read, we started playing it together. And we still enjoy playing it and find ourselves playing at least once a day. The game is simple to play, you just simple draw a card and do what it says, however, the fun is putting your opponents man back to start while you are on your way to home.

I would give this a 3.5. This would not be a fun game to play with a poor sport. Pretty easy to learn, the roll of the dice sends the four game pieces around the board. First person to get all four home safe wins. The "Sorry" part comes when someone lands on your gamepiece and sends you back home.Whenever I play this game I remember a Carol Burnett episode when they were doing "Mamas Family" and they were playing Sorry and the nasty bickering that went on when they played game{funny episode} I would not count this as one of my favorite games.but at leat it is easy to learn.

It's a simple but cut-throat game, it's very frustrating when you have to move your piece back to start and it happens pretty often.

My favorite game as a child. It was easy to play and unpredictable. It's a great game for families.

Sorry is such a fun game to play. I remember playing this game over and over again at some of my friend's parties and how we would walways dance and do funny things whenever we knocked over the other person.

When played as was orginally intended, each player get a hand of card rather than just drawing the top card, Sorry is one of the best 4 player family game around.

The name says it all, this game is all around Sorry. I don't think the game involves any strategy so there is really no point in playing it. Plus, it's no fun at all.

This is a fun game and requires very little strategy so it is good for the middle age children too old for little kid games but not old enough to play the more complicated games. It is a good game for a family to play. It's unpredictable because even if someone is about to win, the luck can change within minutes and another person can win.

This game is very fun cause you kind of have to have a strategy. The four colors are fun too because most often you will pick your favorite, which in turn makes you more competitive to win.

High piss off factor.

This is the easiest & classic board game there is. I guess it has local names around the world. For instance, in Norway we call it 'Ludo'. I've never been a big fan of it, but on the other side: I don't refuse to play it if someone asks me. Simply because it doesn't become boring years after you first played it.

I kind of enjoyed this game, but it got boring after a while. It just didn't have the staying power or addictive quality of Monopoly or Risk.