Mid-Century

Trouble 1965

Players2–4
Age5+
Playtime~30 min

What it is

A Pachisi-style race game famous for its center Pop-O-Matic dice bubble that players press to roll.

Why it matters

Launched in 1965 by the Kohner Brothers, its Pop-O-Matic die popper became an iconic piece of game hardware.

How to play Trouble

Trouble is a game that plays with 2–4 players, runs about 30 minutes and is aimed at ages 5 and up. It's a Children's Game and Racing game where the core of play revolves around Roll / Move and Take That. A Pachisi-style race game famous for its center Pop-O-Matic dice bubble that players press to roll. Launched in 1965 by the Kohner Brothers, its Pop-O-Matic die popper became an iconic piece of game hardware.

This is an overview of what to expect at the table — not the rulebook. We link to official rules and tutorials rather than reproducing them.

What players ask about Trouble

How many players is Trouble?

Trouble plays with 2–4 players.

Does Trouble work with 2 players?

Yes — Trouble plays 2–4, so it supports a 2-player game (it isn't 2-player-only).

How long does Trouble take to play?

About 30 minutes per game.

What age is Trouble for?

The publisher recommends ages 5 and up.

What kind of game is Trouble?

Trouble is a Children's Game, Racing game, built on Roll / Move, Take That.

Where to buy Trouble

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