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Sorry! World Online Board Game
Hasbro's official Sorry board game online, with pawn racing, city building and a revenge card.
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- Developer
- Gameberry Labs Private Limited
- Score
- 4.7
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 12+
- Genre
- Board
- Price
- Free
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About this game
Sorry World is Hasbro's licensed mobile version of the board game, rebuilt as an online game with extra layers. The core is the same: draw cards, race your pawns around the board, swap places and send opponents back to start. Around that, matches add building, shielding and attacking cities and collecting gold. You can play two-player or fill a lobby with friends or strangers from around the world. The Sorry card remains the signature move, letting you knock an opponent back when luck has deserted you. Daily rewards arrive as you level up, and rounds can be quick or drawn out. Free to play on phones and tablets. Logging in with Facebook carries progress across devices.
Sorry! World Online Board Game: the full guide
What the game is
Gameberry Labs holds the Hasbro licence for Sorry, and this is the board game remade as an online multiplayer title with extra systems bolted on. The familiar part is intact: draw cards, race your pawns round the track, trade places and bump opponents back to start. The new part is cities you build, shield and attack, plus gold to collect.
Matches can be two-player or a full lobby of friends or strangers worldwide. The Sorry card is still the signature move for knocking an opponent back when the dice have abandoned you.
How a session plays
A match starts with a card draw and a decision about which pawn to move, then quickly becomes a question of when to play your Sorry card for maximum damage. Between pawn moves you'll be building or shielding a city, since those add a second front to the game.
Rounds can be short or sprawling depending on the lobby and the luck of the draw. Levelling up brings daily rewards. Facebook login carries progress between devices, which matters if you alternate between a phone and a tablet.
Why people look for it
People search for Sorry by name because they played the physical board game and want it online with friends. The Hasbro licence makes this the official option, and the added city-building gives it more to do than a straight port. Gameberry's reputation from Ludo King style titles also draws players who trust its multiplayer.
Look and feel
Expect bright, cartoonish boards and chunky pawns in the four classic colours, with the city and gold systems layered on as icons around the edge. Lobby and matchmaking screens will be prominent given the online focus. Five screenshots are on the page and should show both the board and the social features.
