Trouble Board Game
by Hasbro
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Toys and Games Reviews of Trouble Board Game
Customer Review: Just Average
Summary: 3 Stars
The game just isn't that much fun for anyone over 6. All you do is pop the dice and move your pieces. I used it to enforce counting for my kids, but it bored me to tears. It has the same concept as "Sorry," but that one is just more fun with the same counting benefits. As for the popper not working, ours was always fine and my 4-year-old can push it just fine.Customer Review: Cheap re-make of my favorite childhood classic
Summary: 3 Stars
I loved this game when I was younger and ordered it for my children. But... this game is so cheaply made now! A thin cardboard bottom has the graphics (comes seperated not integrated) and rips VERY easily. The popper is of a thin bent metal tension design that doesn't pop reliably. Very frustrating! We ended up buying a vintage game on [auction site] and love it!Customer Review: Trouble Game no Trouble
Summary: 5 Stars
We bought this to keep in our house when my 6 year old granddaughter visits. She already has this game at her house. She loves the game and it is an excellent one to teach children the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat of board games. Simple to learn. Fun for all to play for two to four players. Self-contained, portable and Inexpensive.Customer Review: What's not to like about Trouble?
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great game that is good for children of all ages. I can remember playing this when I was about 4 years old, and I would gladly play it now, over 25 years later. It is simple for children to understand, yet the randomness of the die keeps anyone from having a real advantage and anyone can win. A great family game!Customer Review: Great game!
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter (who is 7yrs.) and I just love to play this game! We have had it for about a few years now. Even for younger children, it would be a great game to play because it associates the number you pop with the amount of spaces that you have to move, thus providing a counting concept. The price is right on this game too.