Aggravation Game Rules
How To Play Aggravation (Instructions)
2 - 6
6+
60 MIN
$12
The game Aggravation really lives up to its name. It is a fun family game where you are constantly aggravating your opponents. The goal of the game Aggravation is to make it around the board based on the number you roll on the die. But, depending on where you are and the number you roll, you could send someone else's marble back the beginning.
Aggravation is a game where a lot of scream and hollering takes place but all in good fun. Depending on the number of people playing this game, game time ranges from 30 to 60 minutes. Try playing the game Aggravation today!
Aggravation is a game where a lot of scream and hollering takes place but all in good fun. Depending on the number of people playing this game, game time ranges from 30 to 60 minutes. Try playing the game Aggravation today!
- The Game Aggravation Comes With The Game Board
- 24 Marbles
- Die
- Official Aggravation Game Rules And Instructions
The winner of Aggravation is the player that can get all four of their marbles from their starting base to their home base.
Please keep in mind that the official Aggravation rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging.
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wanda says:
in the original it is acceptable my great uncle created this game
07-17-2017
in the original it is acceptable my great uncle created this game
Staci says:
I could not think of a better name for this game. I got so frustrated (in a fun kind of way) as I tried over and over to win. We didn't have a set of rules to learn how to play, we just asked our parents. The more people you have playing the more difficult it is.
04-04-2017
I could not think of a better name for this game. I got so frustrated (in a fun kind of way) as I tried over and over to win. We didn't have a set of rules to learn how to play, we just asked our parents. The more people you have playing the more difficult it is.
Chris Russell says:
If two people on the same team purposely avoid sending the other home, is that acceptable? Isn't that what the game is all about?
08-16-2015
If two people on the same team purposely avoid sending the other home, is that acceptable? Isn't that what the game is all about?
