Frustration

This game is so much fun and very simple to play. You have a plastic board with a card backing, the top of the board has pegs for you to put your counters on and a dice in the middle under a plastic dome which you press down to make the dice flip in the air. The idea for this game is that there are 4 different coloured pegs and 4 of each colour, you begin from your home base on the board, poping the dice untill you throw a 6, then you can begin to move your piece around the board, you can have as many pieces out as you want in one go but you need to think carefully as if another player lands one of there pieces on your piece you have to take that ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a game loved by all children and adults. It has been popular for many years. The recommended age range is from 5years up. The idea of the game is very similar to Ludo except you can't land on your own space. You have to pop a 6 to get a counter started with the built in popper and be the first to get all your counters around the board and back home. You can land on a space occupied by your opponet and send their counter back to the start where they have to get a 6 to get out and start again. This can make the game last a long time. But it is fun. The board is plastic with built in spaces for the counters to sit in and has a built in domed ...  Read the complete review

Well here goes with another review of a game which you may find useful as it's coming up to Christmas. I've chosen to write about this classic game for a number of reasons - the main ones being that it is so easy to play and is great for keeping young children quiet for a while after the Christmas dinner has been eaten, although the popping can get annoying after a while. This game is really just a different version of the old favourite Ludo where you had to get 4 counters out from their starting position, round the board and home to one of 4 spaces. Unlike ludo you don't have to throw the dice but instead have to use the pop-o-matic device in the ...  Read the complete review

This is one of those games tha becomes less apealing the older you get, at least in my opinion it does. It is sort of based on the game Ludo, the objective of the game is to advance four coloured pieces around a circular board and to get each one back into a safe home area. This is done using a single dice and whilst progressing if you land on an opponents piece then they are returned back to their own starting point. This game is for two to four players and each player plays as one colour and has their own starting and finish point. If there are two players then you should start opposite each other however if there are three players then the player with no ...  Read the complete review

I have been helping out at work with the kids club we run for the last couple of weeks. It has given me a chance to sit down and play all the games that I used to play when I worked there full time. One of the firm favourites with the kids has to be Frustration. It is a very simple game that all ages can almost play with a bit of help, proving to be ever popular over the years. Even I remember having this when I was a child. ** What is the aim of the game? ** Frustration is a board game that houses space for it's counters, enabling them to stay in one place, avoiding them being spilt all over the table when an player gets a bit too ...  Read the complete review