MB Games Frustration Reviews

Frustration! is a fast paced racing game aiming at short play times and exciting gameplay. It was manufactured by Milton Bradley and released in (believe it or not) 1965... The game itself actually originates from America and is only called Frustration! in the UK. Elsewhere it is called Trouble! The game can be played by ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a game by MB Games and one that we not only play with our daughter but a game that I remember from my childhood and can remember myself and my cousins fighting over it at my Grandmas house. The game can be bought from many places such as supermarkets, toy shops and online and generally costs somewhere in the ...  Read the complete review

I bought Frustration for my Daughter as it was a game that I had when I was younger. It is surprising how things have changed since the original game was made. The newer modern version no longer has the push down method of rolling the dice that it once had. So you do not get that metal click that you used to hear when someone ...  Read the complete review

I can't really remember when my son received the game Frustration but it only really in the past twelve months that we have really started playing it and it is certainly one of our favourite games to play at home! This is my review of the game. ==What is it?== Frustration is a classic game which is manufactured by ...  Read the complete review

Many board games in my opinion where there is dice, come down to luck and a tiny bit of strategy to decide who wins. Frustration is a good example of winning by this way. Me and my brother had an older version of this years ago when we were kids... and more recently in the last year my daughter had asked me for this when she ...  Read the complete review

I remember having this as a kid, but more recently the design of the box and indeed the look of the game itself has changed, making it look a bit more 'modern. It's not the most thrilling of games, and yet it had an enjoyable quality in its simplicity. Frustration is a Habro game that's been going for a little while now. It's ...  Read the complete review

Well Frustration is a game that reminds me of my childhood, and what a lot of happy memories it sparks off in my mind. Being one of 4 children, we spent many a Sunday afternoon playing games, and to be honest when we all get together we still enjoy a good games night (with the added benefit of alcohol these days...) Anyway, my 5 year ...  Read the complete review

---The Maker--- Frustration is now made by Hasbro - the largest board game manufacturer in the world. ---The Game in The Picture--- The game I am reviewing is the one with a pop-o-matic in the centre that you press for your score and then you move your pieces aroudn the baord. The illustration is a ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a great board game for kids starting out which is on the market for around ten pounds. I first got this when I was 6 years old and spent numerous hours playing with my brother. It is a simple game where 2-4 players can join in. each player starts with four pieces (I wouldnt advise on players under the age of 5 ...  Read the complete review

I used to play Frustration with my sister when I was about 10, and in the process of growing up managed to lose this gem of a game. I recently found in a charity shop for £2 - WAY underpriced for such a quality game - and decided to buy it, although I'm 18 now! The basic jist of the game is to get all four of your counters ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is a game that I have come across twice in my life - in my childhood and now at university. Over approximately a 10 year period the game has changed to a degree, perhaps becoming a little more complex, but the basics that make this game great are still there. The aim of the game is to get your four coloured pegs ...  Read the complete review

I remember playing the board game Frustration years ago now with my family before all the computer games really took hold on today's society. But I think it's nice to sit down and play these sort of games from time to time as kids nowadays are so addicted to video games. This is a very simple game too and quite often they are the most ...  Read the complete review

This game has a real marker in my life just because it was my first real grown-up game that required me to do things like roll a dice (or in this case push), wait my turn, knowing that I cant win everything every time. Don't get me wrong it's not a complicated game but when I was 8 it did seem like that was the ...  Read the complete review

What is it? Frustration is a game where each player has four pieces and you have to go all around the board and then home by pressing the middle button which causes the dice in the centre of the board to roll and if a player lands on you, you are sent back to base - which you can't come out of until you roll a six. Who is ...  Read the complete review

FRUSTRATION In my opinion this game is brilliantly addictive and no matter how many times you get "Frustrated" you cannot help but want to play it again. There are many copies of this game been made as cheaper versions which are available to buy almost anywhere, but the one that I am focusing on is the ...  Read the complete review

Frustration is the name of the game and it's only frustrating when you lose or are sent back home! Produced originally by MB games (which is now hasbro) and is another basic game which doesn't involve a lot of skill (if any) and so can be played by all ages of the family. A clear favourite as it doesn't have age discrimination ...  Read the complete review

Ahh board games, the good old days before nintendo wii's and ps3's aye. This game is very similar to ludo, the only different being that the dice is in a dome that you hit to roll, the board itself and the name. To play, each player has four counters. You take it in turns to move your pieces around the board in an attempt ...  Read the complete review

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