How Do You Play The Game Sorry?

Question

How Do You Play The Game Sorry?

Answer 1

You are trying to get all four of your pieces either all the way around the board or backwards about seven spaces. You move by drawing a card with instructions that tell you either to go forwards so many or, occasionally, backwards a few. The 'Sorry' part comes in that you can knock other player's pieces back to the Start position.

Answer 2

You have to read the instructions

Answer 3

Google it

Answer 4

jus apologize until one party gives up

Answer 5

Um you know, you might want to read the rules.That would probably help.

Answer 6

Holy c**p that would take forever to explain online lol, you should prolly just read the instructions

Answer 7

You can play with two or more players,each player has four pieces(colored coordinate:RED,BLUE,YELLOW,and GREEN) you put the pieces on your color and that says start and in order to move out of start you have to either pick up a card that says you could move from start or draw a card that shows a one..There are cards that are numbered and has directions on which way to move(for example:if you pick up a card that states Move backwards two spaces,then you do so.if the card states Move forward ten spaces ,you do so and if you draw a card that says draw again you do so,but if the card states "SORRY" you either a)split between an opponent or b)bring an opponent back to start)the object of the game is to bring all your pieces to where it says home.that's basically it.

Answer 8

You pull cards to see how far your pieces go.  A piece can only get out of start on a 1, 2, or sorry card.  You can't use a sorry if there's no one outside their start.  You have to get them home by exact number.  If you're two away from home and you get an 8, you can't put your piece home.  No two pieces can be on the same spot, even if they're the same color.  Once a piece gets into the safety zone, people cannot use sorry cards on them.  Read the cards to know what to do in each case.  example:  the 4 card has you go backwards, not forwards.

Answer 9

http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/so...

Answer 10

I never played this game but I remember a skit on the Carol Burnett show when the gang would play "Sorry" & get into fights. I believe there's a roll of the dice, a question is asked, then if the answer is correct, the person moves the game piece on the board to match the number that was rolled on the dice. I could be wrong but if do,  I can't be off too much on the answer.

Answer 11

OBJECT. To be the first player to get all four of your pawns from your color 'start' to your color 'home'.

EQUIPMENT. Gameboard, deck of Sorry cards (there are no #6 nor #9 s in deck), 16 pawns (4 of each of the 4 colors).

SETUP. Choose four pawns of the same color. Put all 4 on that color of start space. Shuffle the deck & place face down. Pick a player to go 1st. Movement is clockwise around the board (or going to the left).

CARDS.

1, either gets pawn out of start or move a pawn 1.

2, either gets a pawn out of start AND draws 2nd card   or move a pawn 2 spaces.

3, move a pawn 3 spaces.

4, move a pawn Backwards 4 spaces.

5, move pawn 5 spaces,

7, either move one pawn 7 spaces or split the 7 spaces between two pawns.

8, move 8 spaces.

10, move pawn 10 spaces or move one pawn backward.

11, move pawn 11 spaces or switch any one of your pawns with an apponent's pawn (#11 cannot be used in your safety zone).

12, move pawn 12 spaces.

If cannot move, your turn is over or forfeited.

You cannot do a slide on your color slide.  You may jump over your own or another player's pawn; but if you land on a space occupied by an opponent's pawn, bump (or send) that pawn back to its own start.  You cannot land on same space occupied by one of your own pawns.

Run out of cards, shuffle deck and put upside down and go through deck again. Repeat as many times as needed.  If any color pawn is in your way on a slide, those pawns are bumped back to their color of start.

Answer 12

Here is a ton of info on the Sorry! game.

Answer 13

each player has all there pieces (4)in the start square, and you roll the dice and move out , and around the board, and if you end your turn on a space that another player is on they must go back home (the start square)and start all over, you can not split your moves up between your men if you roll say a 5 you have to move 5 with one man. the player who gets all their men to the end square 1st wins   that's about it

Answer 14

Are you talking about the board game Sorry? Pretty easy, one or a two to move out of start, you can split 7's between two game pieces that are out of start, 11 and trade spaces with another player.  First person with all four pieces home wins.