Customers say
Customers enjoy the board game and find it fun to play. It’s a great family game with simple gameplay suitable for all ages. The concept is simple, but adds excitement and challenge. Many consider it a good gift. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the build quality and storage capacity.
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The excitement begins as soon as a player presses the Pop-O-Matic bubble to roll the dice. In the Trouble board game, kids race to get all their game pieces around the board; but be careful! A player could get bumped and sent back to the beginning. This version of the Trouble game powers up the popping fun with 2 dice: a symbol die and a number die. The symbol die boosts a player’s trip around the game track. And, if a player rolls the shield symbol, they get instant protection against being bumped back to start. Be the first player to get all 4 pegs into the Finish Zone to win. The Trouble board game can be a fun activity for kids ages 5 and up 2, 3, or 4 players can play at a time. Hasbro Gaming and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc.
INCLUDES 2 DICE: This Trouble game amps up the fun with a number die and a symbol die in the Pop-o-Matic dice roller; the symbol die gives players a boost of power for moving their pegs around the board
DON’T GET BUMPED BACK: This edition of the game includes a shield on the symbol die; when a player pops that symbol, they get instant protection against being bumped back
GAME FOR AGES 5 AND UP: Do you remember playing the original Trouble game as a kid. Introduce your own kids to this edition of the Trouble game. The game is for 2-4 players, ages 5 and up
POP-O-MATIC BUBBLE: Like the classic Trouble game, this edition includes the iconic Pop-o-Matic die roller bubble. It’s fun to press, and it keeps the dice from getting lost
GREAT FAMILY GAME: Adults and kids 5 and up can play this family-friendly board game together. It’s a fun indoor activity and a great choice for game night
| Product Dimensions | 1.63 x 10.5 x 10.5 inches |
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| Item Weight | 13.1 ounces |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| ASIN | B08CZXWKPX |
| Item model number | F1358 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 5 years and up |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,373 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #237 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Release date | September 15, 2020 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Hasbro |
by Amanda Peterson
A Timeless Favorite for Home and Classroom Fun!
Trouble is a timeless classic thatâs a hit with my family at home and my students at school! The Pop-O-Matic bubble adds so much excitement, and the simple gameplay makes it perfect for all ages.Itâs great for teaching patience, turn-taking, and counting while still being tons of fun. Whether itâs a family game night or a classroom activity for my high school students, it always brings laughter and keeps everyone engaged. I have a 5-year old so its the perfect board game to play with her.If youâre looking for a game thatâs easy to learn and endlessly entertaining, Trouble is a must-have!
by Anita Harman Vogel
Trouble is a fun game for 2 or 4 people
The game was easy to learn for my 6 yr old grandson. He and his sister really liked it. The game was durable.
by Dianna Anderson
Trouble game
Kids love it – great pastime for all
by scotty h.
*almost* exactly as I remember
Game is easy to learn and cranks the family frustrations to a fun yet tolerable level. The only thing I noticed right away (not a deal breaker) was the construction/build quality of the game itself being a little less/lower quality than what I remembered growing up.
by Maria Martinez
Game: Trouble
I got this so we could play with my elderly mom at night after dinner. We got tired of playing Uno so I ordered this. Never played it as a kid but not hard to understand rules after first game. It keeps my moms mind active and re enforces color and numbers to her. Game goes relatively quick so you can play as many games as you want without tiring her out for too long.
by Morgan
Trouble Times Ten: A Galactic Adventure with the Extra-Special ‘Pop’!
So, I stumbled into the Hasbro Gaming Trouble Board Game, and let me tell you, it’s like entering a parallel universe where ‘popping’ is not just a verb, but a way of life! Imagine a world where popping is the ultimate power move â I’m talking about ‘popping’ those dice and ‘popping’ your opponents’ bubbles of hope!The game mechanics? Easier than explaining why cats can’t fly. You just pop that fancy pop-o-matic bubble and watch in delight as your piece zooms around the board, causing trouble for your pals. It’s like a rocket launch, but with more giggles and fewer countdowns.The Power Die and Shield? They’re like the secret gadgets of the Trouble universe. The Power Die whispers, “Roll me, and you’ll see wonders!” The Shield says, “I’m your bubble-buddy, here to protect you from the troubles of the world!” It’s a duo made in bubblegum heaven.Ages 5 and up? More like ages 5 to infinity and beyond! Even Buzz Lightyear would trade his laser for a chance to ‘pop’ in this game. It’s so addictive, I’m pretty sure astronauts play it on the International Space Station during their downtime.In summary (or should I say, in a bubble), if you’re ready for a ‘popping’ adventure that’s more bubbly than a soda bottle’s dreams, Hasbro Gaming Trouble Board Game is your ticket to a bubble-popping frenzy. Gather your fellow bubble-poppers, and let the ‘pop’ party begin! ððð¡ï¸
by Katey
Interesting enough addition to a classic game!
What can I say? It’s Trouble! The dice popper has that same satisfying pop sound that always annoyed all the adults nearby when I was little. But even now that I’m older, it’s still quite a satisfying sound.The only thing I’ll say is that it’s a little hard for my 4 year old nephew to press the popper. He has to press hard with both hands, and even then sometimes I have to help him.The shield power up I could give or take, but the optional +1 and the reverse powers on the power dice are pretty cool! If you move your pawns carefully, you may be able to get out of HOME, only to get to go backwards few steps, right into your finish line! The reverse power can change the whole fate of your game! It’s very cool, and adds a whole new strategy method to the game! I really like this version, especially since it was around the same price as the normal. If you’re thinking about the normal one, you may as well buy this one!
by Eclectic Mom
I love Trouble!
I’ve played this game since I was a kid, and I have many fond memories of family game nights around the trouble board. The concept is simple – you have four playing pieces, and the object is to get them from your home to your base safely. To move, you push down the bubble, which has a single die inside that is rolled by the popping action of the bubble. It takes a six to get out of home, and then you race around the board to base. If another player lands on your piece, you are sent home to start the journey over. First player to get all four pieces in base wins. Because this is easy to learn and easy to play, it is accessible (and winnable) by children as young as three, which makes it a go-to when we are playing with younger kids. Games tend to last 20 minutes or less, which is also nice, since multiple people have a chance to win before game night is over. This is the second time I’ve purchased the game since having my own family – the pieces are easy to lose.One Note: this version of the game has a “symbol die” that can allow you get out extra pieces, reverse your direction, or shield your pieces from being sent home. This adds a potentially fun twist to the game, but we are so used to the original version that most of the time we simply ignore the symbols and play the game as it was originally intended.
by Shazzer
The second dice is a game changer! You pop both die at the same time. One has the numbers, and the other has fun options that make the game even better!==> +1 (obviously adds an extra to your roll)==> The shield. It blocks people from sending you Home, which is a fabulous help for moving around the board faster. It’s so great that our 14yo daughter has it; she camps out in our Start spot so we can’t get out, even with a 6! (She’s cutthroat!).==> Reverse – it’s awesome! You can back up into your Finish without going around the entire board and win faster.==> Home – No need to wait to pop a six or for someone else to pop a 1; this allows you to pull out a peg from your Home and move another around the board.We drink and play with friends. Now they’re hooked on this version. Once you try it, won’t look back at the original version with only one die. BUY IT NOW!!
by ANA
muy divertida la experiencia de jugarlo aunque las instrucciones venÃan en ingles tuvimos que recurrir a totorales para jugarlo
by Kenrick C.
We love this game so much we ordered it for our kids⦠played for hours.
by Chantal
Un jeu très facile à jouer les enfants et les adultes ont bien aimé. Très drôle et compétitif
by alain lafleur
Autre version du frustration…