Frustration, MB Games

Comments from other mumsnetters: "Looks a bit different to when I played it as a child, but still has that satisfying, fun, pop-up dice thrower that kids still love". "There's a fair bit of cheating, but at least it doesn't take forever to play like some board games." "It's cheap, easy, fun and it'll last"

easy to play taught my child about counting and moving pieces well done

best for age 7 up, younger ones get too frustrated!

We've had quite a few of this game over the years - an all time favourite and very easy for very small children to master very quickly.

An excellent game, we play frustration all the time, it doesn't go on for hours, helps dd's with counting and is lots of fun. The quality of the board is not as goog as the one I had as a child though.

A classic favorite - a good game for practising counting & the dice can't be lost !