
Shakin' Sorry
A board game by Craig Clark Williamson
2-4 Players 20 minutes Low
Set Collection, Dice Rolling
Dice, Children's Game
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Description
Shakin' Sorry is a fast-paced and easy-to-learn game that's perfect for 2 to 4 players. Designed by Craig Clark Williamson and first published in 1992, this game has been entertaining families for decades. With a playtime of just 20 minutes, it's an ideal activity for a quick family game night or a fun break from other activities. The rules are simple to pick up, making it accessible to children and adults alike. The game is a dice version of the classic Sorry!, and it comes with 17 dice that add an exciting element of chance to each turn. Players take turns rolling the dice, trying to collect sets of colors to move their dice from the Start section to the Home section of their game board. But watch out - if you roll a "Sorry" on the special Sorry die, you get to steal a die from another player's Home and send it back to their Start. And if you roll "Slide", you'll have to send one of your own dice back to the Start section of the player to your left. With its unique blend of luck and strategy, Shakin' Sorry is a game that's fun for all ages, and its short playtime means you can play multiple rounds in no time.
