Sorry! Family Board Games -Parker Brothers

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Sorry! is a classic family board game designed for 2 to 4 players aged 6 and up. Players compete to move all their pawns from start to home, aiming to outpace their opponents. Rooted in the traditional Indian game Pachisi and closely related to Ludo, Sorry! was originally published in England in the late 1920s and brought to the U.S. market by Parker Brothers in 1934. This timeless game offers strategic fun for players of all ages.

• Each player chooses a color and places their four pawns on the corresponding colored start area.
• Shuffle the deck of Sorry! cards and place them face down on the designated space on the board. 

• The youngest player goes first, and play proceeds clockwise.
• On your turn, draw a card and follow its instructions.
• Cards determine how many spaces your pawn can move, and some cards have special actions like sending an opponent's pawn back to their start or swapping places with another pawn.
• You can only move a pawn out of the start space by drawing a 1, 2, or Sorry! card.
• Pawns move clockwise around the board unless a card instructs otherwise.
• If you land on a space occupied by an opponent's pawn, you can "bump" their pawn back to their start area, sending them the message "Sorry!"
• You are not allowed to move your pawn past the entrance to your own safety zone when moving forward around the board.
• Once a pawn reaches the safety zone, it can only move forward into the home space by exact count.