take out your frustration on this exciting fun board game (Frustration)

Member Name: spanishgirl

Product:	Frustration
Date:	17/03/08 (259 review reads)
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Advantages: easy to understand, suitable for young children to adults, cheap

Disadvantages: bit flimsy

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 diced popper in the middle.
The size of the game has got smaller each year and with that it has become less sturdy. As this game is designed for children to play from a young age I do not think this is nessary a good thing as the game can break easily and young children can be quite rough.
I have 2 games of frustration the 1st one was given to me about 18 years ago and remains the better quality however it has developed a crack on the dice popper where it was used so much. The other game was given to me fairly recently by my sister as a reminder of the fun we use to have playing it but shortly after cracked on the dice popper. Proving that it wasn't as strong as the first.
Frustration is very good value for money and keeps you entertained for hours.It is also good to take on self catering holidays.
My first game cost £4.99 and 18years later is still only £6.99 in most shops.
As a child this was one of my favourite games and had lots of fun playing it with my family and friends.
A classic board game everyone will love.

Summary: a classic board game everyone will love