Have you ever felt frustrated in your life because of losing a game? Maybe you have, but even if you weren’t, you will be when you play the Game of Frustration. There’s a bit of a twist to this. Being frustrated when other players kick you out of the space you were occupying is why this game is so much fun. You can take revenge on your opponent with the roll of the dice.

Although this board game has been around since 1965 when it was first manufactured by Peter Pan Playthings Ltd, it has been given more and more features to increase interest in the board game. It is now being manufactured by MB Games.

It is a board game that is played between two, three or four players. A player has to be the first to be able to move four tokens around the playing track to the finish area to be called the winner of the Game of Frustration.

Four players get four different colors each. You can choose orange, green, blue or yellow for your character. You can be “hit” when another player lands on the space where one of your counters is placed. Unless he gets the Genie powers, he can’t be hit and his counter is safely saved from that. These four “frustrated” characters, the exploding dice in the center and the Slam-o-matic feature, are the latest innovations in the Frustration Game. To start playing, you must roll a 6 on the dice. If not, you lose your turn and another player rolls the die.

The fun starts every time a player gets “hit” or when you don’t get the number 6 on the die and you keep losing your turn to start playing. When a player manages to send all of their checkers to the correct completion area, the game is over.

You and your children will surely like to play the game of frustration for fun. Keep encouraging your children to strive for the best. Guide your children to gain the Genie powers that will save them from being “sent home”.

Children will love this product because it is easy to play and the rules are not complicated. Winning in this game is also an encouragement for the child who has every reason to smile when the tiles he has left standing can reach the finish line.