Aggravation

Aggravation

A classic member of Hasbro's popular game family, Aggravation was first introduced in 1974. Players race their 4 tokens across the gameboard, trying to return home before their opponents. The player who captures all of his opponent's pieces wins.

Once you have played, you will understand. Aggravation is a classic board game for up to four players, recreating the cold war of the 1970s without losing the fun of the original. The game rules were modified by Mark Baldwin and Bill Lagattuta to sharpen the gameplay and make it appeal to a more experienced, strategic gamer in modern times.

A classic game of strategy that's easy to set up and play... That's Right! You heard it right here! So get the family together for a fun family game of "AGGRAVATION" that you will all enjoy!

This classic game of strategy and skill could be the perfect family activity for your next BBQ or party. But beware! This version of Aggravation may have a life of its own — the ghosts aren't frightened by mere mortals, so you had better think strategically if you want to make any progress.

A night out in the city becomes a maze of madness and mayhem for players in this popular press-your-luck game. Everyone gets to be an urban rioter as you vie to have the highest point total when all the paint cans have been flung.

This game of strategy is as much fun to play as it was fun to design. Designed by the legendary Sid Sackson with the assistance of a small group of dedicated family and friends, it is a true Sackson game, combining fun and strategy in perfect balance. It is for two to six players, takes about an hour to play and requires no concentration or skill.