Hasbro Gaming Trouble Game Olaf's Ice Adventure

We have had hours of fun with this game! You freeze the pieces like ice cubes and water is involved in game play. My kids giggle and giggle -- makes me so happy!

This is adorable. It’s not like the original trouble game, which is what I thought I was getting, but I was pleasantly surprised. The only drawback is you do have to freeze some of the pieces for at least 2 hours before you can play. After we played the first time, we just immediately re-froze them so that they will always be ready when we want to play!It does get a bit messy, but that’s part of the fun :)

Good game lots of fun

I love the game but I don't live that you use ice cubes for the pieces. Makes a mess. Bought it for grandson and he loves it. We just play without the ice

Cute game and fun for kiddos who love Olaf/Frozen. However, it’s pretty messy with all the water and salt. There’s not really any strategy to the game so not really a learning experience at all. I played it with my niece (5) and nephew (3) - my niece got bored quickly because there was just zero challenge and my nephew picked it up very quickly for a 3 year old. It’s just VERY simple and nothing like the original Trouble game. But cute board and pieces and fun if you’re looking for something quick and easy to play with kiddos.Could turn it into a fun drinking game for adults I bet!!! LOL

This is actually a really cute idea! Something very different and unique. Sick of playing the same games with your kids?! I was really looking for something new and different. My 6 year-old daughter asked for new games for Christmas, so I was looking for something different that we could all enjoy. This game was just what we were looking for! Easy to learn, fun for kids and engaging enough to keep the whole family invested to finish! You actually freeze the bottom half of Olaf in the mold provided, put the ice cube bottom of Olaf into the playing piece that encompasses the rest of his body and your figurine is ready to go! With each move you either shake salt or dump warm water on an opponent’s Olaf as you move around the game board. There’s an ice bath built in that your Olaf figurine can be sent to as well. Cute little spin on the game Trouble. My daughter isn’t even a big Frozen fan, but she LOVES this game! Requests to play it almost every day. Once we play it at night, we refill the mold and freeze it overnight so it’s ready for the next day. If your child is a Frozen fan...get it! If your child likes games...get it! If your child likes science or experiments or watching things occur, like cause and effect...get it!! A game that you and your child or children will all enjoy! A surprising little treat this Christmas!

Lots of laughs if you enjoy things slowly being destroyed-right up my alley.

I have no idea what Hasbro was thinking with this game ... you open it up to play and, guess what, there are no tokens and you have to freeze actual water to create "ice" tokens. So, sorry kids, we have to not play and, instead, wait for a few hours for our tokens to freeze. This, alone, is a "this game needs to get tossed" offense.But, it gets worse.Having waited the necessary time for your little game player heads to freeze, you get to have fun squeezing them out of their molds. 50% of the time, the heads crack and are useless. The other 50% of the time, the little ice tabs on the heads that are needed to fit on the plastic bodies will snap off and, you guessed it, the head is now useless.So, the game gets put away again and the re-freezing process starts anew. Sorry kids, can't play. Honestly, I'd prefer to get my money back on this disaster of a game.