Game Mashups Simon Sorry! Game
Description
It's a Game Mashup: Two favorite brands come together to create one awesome game. As with the Simon game, players watch the lights on the electronic game unit and remember the pattern so they can repeat the sequences. If correct, the unit lets players know how many spaces to move their pawn. Like with the Sorry! game, players can chase, race, bump, and slide their way around the gameboard, racing to be the first to get all their pawns into Home. This exiting game is a great choice for Family Game Night, and makes a great birthday gift, or holiday gift for kids ages 8 and up.Hasbro Gaming and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc.? Includes gameboard, 12 Sorry! pawns, Simon game unit, base, and instructions.?? Ages 8 and up? For 2-4 players.? Adult Assembly Required.? Requires 2x 1.5V AA Alkaline Batteries. (Not Included)
Specifications
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Theme | Race |
| Number of Items | 1 |
Reviews
T**Y
Fun!
The kids loved it! A good challenge but very fun.
J**N
Big Hit
Gift for a Grandson, who loved it. Fun game for all to play
A**R
Make your friends made at nostalgia
My husband and I bought this game to try it out. Simon is an older game from my generation and not as familiar for my husband and his friends. Playing this game was such much fun. Get the pattern right and Simon tells you waht to do. There are 3 pawns in this game verses the original that has 4. My husband's friend got so made at the game he did want to play anymore, but ended up winning the game. Game is good for all ages 7 & up.
L**E
Fun
The old Sorry game is better, they could of improved on rules to make it more challenging.
B**E
Move 4 pmaces
Challenge the memory and fun with the kids
A**Y
Fun game!
Really fun twist on the original game, Sorry. My four year old can play and loves it.
D**.
Cool combination
My son loves it! Fun game!
A**S
The Game is Fun. Simon is a Jerk Though.
This game would’ve easily gotten 5/5 if Simon wasn’t such a jerk. When you get the pattern wrong he says things like “FAIL” or “SERIOUSLY!?”and makes other comments that honestly if he was an actual live person, he’d probably get checked real quick.My 5 year old quickly realized the comments Simon was making were an example of being a bad sport. I just didn’t like how it made my child feel less than or not enough when he forgot the pattern. (And it’s not that he wasn’t good at the game - he’s fricken great but it’s the point that I can see it being extremely frustrating for any child who is learning to be put down.) I am all about encouraging and uplifting children and Simon definitely did not. I took this opportunity as a learning experience for him to show that not everyone will be kind and sometimes you have to know how to deal with those people.Just thought I’d give a heads up to parents to be prepared to have some conversations with your kids about being good sports and how to be resilient in times when others are jerks.
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