Oh no......

It uh... well, it seems the TTS crew have been cracking down on copyrighted games.

You can still get this file from the Nexus. https://www.nexusmods.com/tabletopsimulator/mods/51

Are people able to see the cards in the deck pile? They all appear to be blank white for me (just installed TTS)

Thank you WildCard, very based

lol just learn to read lmao

cant read cards

hello. I have a 50s copy of sorry with the same board and am able to do an hd scan of the board and its cards if you want. Just send me a message if you're willing to update this game

came from markiplier

The source the cards get their pics from may have disappeared.

all of the cards are blank for me

Rules: https://fgbradleys.com/rules/Sorry.pdf

Sorry, people, it's been an age and a half since I even had TTS installed on my PC, I don't remember how to save and upload mods.

Why not have player colors the same as the pawn colors?

This one had 5-star rating, others appear null-rated. Now I have to check all the others until I find one that is color coordinated.

you should change the hand colors to match the pons you can do this by going to zone (F3) and click on hands then right click on the hands to change color you cant change the color of the hand you are using

i wish they had pokemon sorry on this......

I LOVE SORRY!!!!!

Sorry! is a board game that is based on the ancient cross and circle game Pachisi from India. In Sri Lanka it is called pahada kolya, in Malaysia - dhola, in Myanmar - pasit, chwe-pyit-thi oder ansah-pyit-thi, im Iran - pachis or in arabic Nations - parchis. Through the Moors it came to Europe.
A new version was made in England 1896 under the name "Ludo" and in Germany 1907 called "Mensch ärgere Dich nicht!" and in Russia from German Josef Friedrich Schmidt: Измислио ју је Јозеф Шмит "Човече не љути се".

The original game is almost 100 years old; I think it was first available in the UK in 1929.

I grown in post soviet Russia, and we don't know this game. There's the rules?

its a lot older than 90's. My Dad had this yonks ago

@Kiba Thanks :) i thought it was 90' s (which is 'a ' new' version to me, but i love that it' s old for you)

@madi I think it's pretty old. I had one like it when I was a kid in the 90's, so at LEAST that old.

From which era is the board design? Which country version? i collect vintage games irl, so i'm just curious and like to know. The cover makes me guess somewhere 1990's-current, US? Thank you, i'm excited to play!

The board is black for me

It was great to play this again, thanks!

Nice to see Canadian games making it onto the workshop.

Nice one m8

A classic, Thanks!

Good ty !