Frustration Reviews

This game has been around for years! I had it as a child and now my children have it. It has not changed much but has been slightly modernised. The aim of the game is to get your colour 'home' first and then you win. When I was a child then die was in little semi circle popper - you would press the popper and the ...  Read the complete review

A game that lives up to its name. This is a classic game that is so much fun, while being very annoying. The aim is to get your four pieces round the board once and back to your home. Sounds simple. The dice is rolled by clicking the bubble in the middle of the board. You need a 6 to get out and if the other player lands on your pience you ...  Read the complete review

Once you pop you just can't stop! This is a great game for 2 - 4 people, it is very similar to the game of ludo. The concept has stayed the same since the game was launched but the design of the board has slightly changed. I also think the board is a lot less well made than it used to be. I have had this game since I was a kid and still ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love this game despite the simplicity of it and will happily spend hours and hours going around the board without getting bored! The game is almost exactly like Ludo except that the board is made of plastic with lots of holes which the counters fit into. In the middle of the board is a dome shaped 'popper' which consists of ...  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, ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a very simple board game to set up and play. This game has been around for many years and i remember playing this myself when i was younger. It is very similar to ludo as you have to move all your counters around the board and get them all home before everybody else does. The recommended age for playing this game is age ...  Read the complete review

Time to start thinking about Christmas presents. If you want to have some variation from all the expensive electronic and console games around and go back to a more traditional game suitable for all the family to play then you can't go wrong with "Frustration". Crumbs, I even remember playing this as a child - yes, I was one ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a reall easy game to play and is one of my niece favourite games at the moment, it also helps young children with their counting when they are first starting out and it does involve a little strategy but not much. Two to four player can play the game and each player has four counters, the objective of the game is to get ...  Read the complete review

As a child i remember getting this game for christmas and i was about 7 years old. I loved it then and i love it now, 23 years later. It is really easy to play so i recommend it for young and old. It can be just as fun to play with either just the two people or all four. I brought this game for my children and now they love it to. It is a ...  Read the complete review

Another old game which my daughter now has. It has survived very well over the years and is obviously still being bought up in the shops by many people. This game is for 2 to 4 people and you all get different coloured pieces which you keep in your home area which is in one of the corners of the board, when it is your turn you push ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a brilliant addictive old school game. Its for ages 4+ and can be played between 2-4 people which is ideal for families! I remember playing this game as a child and still enjoy the occasional game, though its a lot more competitive now!!! The aim of the game is to be able to get all 4 of your coloured pieces ...  Read the complete review

Frustration at first sight may seem just like any other board game with counters, for example it's often compared to ludo, but personally I think it's slightly different, this one is special and I'll explain why. This was one of the first board games I had as a child and is one I will always be close to, as it's a game, where in my ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review