iAggravation

iAggravation

by John Millhouse

20 ratings
45 reviews
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 28, 2012
  • June 30, 2026

Features

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About

A digital adaptation of a classic marble board game for up to 8 players. Advance your marbles around the board by rolling dice, sending opponents back to start. Offers various board styles and game variations for diverse play.

โœ“Marble board game for 1-8 players
โœ“Dice-based marble movement
โœ“Send opponent marbles back to start
โœ“Human or computer opponents
โœ“Selectable board styles
โœ“Multiple game variations
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What's New in iAggravation

26.3.5

June 30, 2026

Fix emoji marble from being blank Added eight new beach marbles Removed beach sea urchin and pearl marbles

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Charts

Top Paid

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Family games

This game dropped -4 positions in Family games chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

Why?

This game used to be great. This new update is terrible and now makes the game unplayable! Please stop overthinking stuff and go back to original version!

Recent update destroyed it

This used to be a great game. There were some occasional glitches, but they didnโ€™t happen often. With a recent update, though, itโ€™s essentially unplayable. I play partners, two mine and two the computer. Nearly every game, at some point a computer player is unable to use a move and 1) the app attributes the unused roll to my player, 2) the app makes that move for my player, 3) the app rolls for my player, 4) the app again moves for my player, and 5) the app then rolls and moves for my player each turn until the computer player is again able to use a roll. When/if this is corrected, Iโ€™ll happily update my rating & review โ€” again, it used to be a pretty good game. But as it is, donโ€™t waste your time.
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Game changes that took away the fun

In a recent update, the game took away the ability to use the star path. This was what I grew up with. The original board that I remember when I grew up had six players on it and the game took that away. You can now only do six players on the party board. Iโ€™m a little disappointed with the updates. I probably wonโ€™t be playing this game much more. It really is disappointing now.
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Nice

This is a fun game to play and is worth buying. This developer really cares about making it better. Thanks for the update.

Suggestions

Aggravate a marble you get to roll again

If you are on the corner you can roll a 1 or a 6 to jump in the middle

You can aggravate a marble in the in the home column but you have to roll the exact amount to get get out. Ex jump in an opponents home with a 3 and aggravate you have to get out of the opponents home with a 3

Only If you roll double 1โ€™s or double 6โ€™s you get to roll again

5 marbles instead of 4

Bigger board where a 1 and a 6 gets you on the corner

We play this at the firehouse, we call it marbles. It would be nice to have these options available to practice on our phones.
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FAQ

What is iAggravation?

iAggravation is a digital adaptation of a classic marble board game. It supports 1 to 8 players, who can share a single device. The goal is to move all your marbles from the base position to your home position by rolling dice.

How do you play iAggravation?

Players roll two dice to determine marble movement. The objective is to advance all your marbles around the board to your home position. Landing on an opponent's marble sends it back to their starting position.

What are the different game modes and styles available?

The game offers selectable board styles including classic, modern, beach, space, and party. There are also variations like one die, two dice, blockade, back four, corners, and automatic modes.

Can I play against the computer?

Yes, you can choose to play against computer opponents. This allows for single-player sessions or practice before playing with others.

Is iAggravation free to play?

Based on the provided information, the application is free to play and does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.