Trouble Game
Trouble Game is a game of fun. it consists of popping a die and you move pegs. This game can only have four players, two to four are needed to play this game.
On your first turn, you must pop a six to be able to get out of home. You get three tries. if you don't get a six the next player gets to pop the bubble. When you do get a six, move your peg out of home and into the start on the playing track. One turn consists of one pop and one move, if one can be made. If you pop a six, you get an additional pop and a move. Once you get out of home, and on to the start playing track, you pop again and move your peg the number of spaces shown on the die. You always move clockwise, following the arrows on the playing track. Pop and move your pegs all around the game. You must make a full circle to be able to get in the finish. If you pop a six again, you can move a new peg out of home and onto the start, or you can move the peg(s) that is/are on the playing track. Then pop again, move the peg(s) that is/are already on the playing track the number of spaces shown on the die. If your peg lands on an opponents space, that player's peg must go back to home and start all over again, and your peg occupies that space. Same thing goes to you. If one of your opponents peg lands on you, your peg must go back to home and start all over again, and there occupying that space. If this happens when an opponents peg is on your start, they get sent to home and must start again, and you move your peg to start. Same thing happens if your on an opponents start and they roll a six, you get sent back home and they roll again. If your own peg is on your start and you roll a six, you cannot bring a new peg out. You can use the six to move the peg that is on the start on the playing track or another peg(if there is another peg of yours on the playing track). You can't land on your own peg.
On your first turn, you must pop a six to be able to get out of home. You get three tries. if you don't get a six the next player gets to pop the bubble. When you do get a six, move your peg out of home and into the start on the playing track. One turn consists of one pop and one move, if one can be made. If you pop a six, you get an additional pop and a move. Once you get out of home, and on to the start playing track, you pop again and move your peg the number of spaces shown on the die. You always move clockwise, following the arrows on the playing track. Pop and move your pegs all around the game. You must make a full circle to be able to get in the finish. If you pop a six again, you can move a new peg out of home and onto the start, or you can move the peg(s) that is/are on the playing track. Then pop again, move the peg(s) that is/are already on the playing track the number of spaces shown on the die. If your peg lands on an opponents space, that player's peg must go back to home and start all over again, and your peg occupies that space. Same thing goes to you. If one of your opponents peg lands on you, your peg must go back to home and start all over again, and there occupying that space. If this happens when an opponents peg is on your start, they get sent to home and must start again, and you move your peg to start. Same thing happens if your on an opponents start and they roll a six, you get sent back home and they roll again. If your own peg is on your start and you roll a six, you cannot bring a new peg out. You can use the six to move the peg that is on the start on the playing track or another peg(if there is another peg of yours on the playing track). You can't land on your own peg.
Once your peg has gone once around the game board, it enters the finish line matching its own colour. A peg cannot go around the game board more than once. A peg can only enter the finish line if the exact number required is popped. Pegs that are in the finish line are safe from other player's pegs because another player cannot move into another players finish line. Pegs are allowed to move within the finish line only if the exact number is popped.
Your goal is to be the first player with all four pegs into the finish line. In the game, try to get your opponents' pegs sent back home. The game continues to see who comes second and third.
You are the characters in the game and you are against each other. There is no teaming up or alliances in this game. Every man or woman for themselves.
The best parts about this game is that it feels so competitive and it is a way to blow off steam. It can get really intense. It is a great game for when you are feeling bored. It is really fun when you are playing with three-four players because you don't have just one opponent. The part that stinks is that you can get mad. Since its like a competitive game, when you have to go back at the beginning you can get mad easily. There's a saying: "People, don't get mad," since it's an intense game.
I would recommend this game to all ages, young, old, male and female. It is a fun family game. I find the game excellent,I would rate it 9/10. Its a competitive game that can be made fun when you play with your friends and/or family. Also, its a great way to say that you rock at this game, and are an
undefeated champion. Maybe.
Thanks for the review Sara. Try to format your work so it's a little easier to read. You could have also added a bit more media, like a commercial for the game or perhaps a video of how it's played.
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