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iAggravation

iAggravation

by John Millhouse

21 ratings
46 reviews
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$1.99

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Released
February 28, 2012
Updated
October 30, 2026

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John Millhouse
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A digital adaptation of a classic marble board game for 1-8 players. Race your marbles around the board to your home position, sending opponents back to start. Features customizable boards and game variations.

✓1-8 player support
✓Single device multiplayer
✓Dice-based marble movement
✓Send opponents back to start
✓Selectable board styles
✓Multiple game variations
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What's New in iAggravation

26.4.6

October 30, 2026

Added Instant animation speed. Updated instructions.

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Getting Better

This recent update has improved things after the last disaster. Must fix the speed of play back to what the original play was before these last couple updates. On rabbit/fast mode it’s still so slow it will take forever to complete a game.
TTGC11

Response from developer

Thanks for the star update! I’d love to earn those 5 stars. I’m working on a new Advanced Settings update (coming soon) that lets you choose slow, normal, fast, or instant animation speeds. Instant will immediately disappear/appear the marble at the chosen space with no hopping or animation. Since CPU replays would be too quick to see, I’ve added one-second marble trails to show the move—these run in the background and won’t slow things down. The normal speed is designed to match the feel of playing on a real board. On my iPhone 16 Pro Max (dice roll, marble movement and no replay) normal cpu turn averages 4.9 sec, fast cpu turn averages 3.7 sec, and instant cpu turn averages 2.9 sec.

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!
TTGC11

Response from developer

Thank you for the feedback. The bug has been corrected and released. I take your advice seriously to make sure new features don’t impact the original game my grandfather taught me to play.

Recent update destroyed it

This used to be a great game. There were some occasional glitches, but they didn’t happen often. With a recent update, though, it’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, I’ll happily update my rating & review — again, it used to be a pretty good game. But as it is, don’t waste your time.
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DDCortney

Response from developer

I’m sorry I missed this bug before releasing my app. Thank you for the detailed report. Version 26.1.7 is now available with a fix.

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. I’m a little disappointed with the updates. I probably won’t be playing this game much more. It really is disappointing now.
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KKC9EVP

Response from developer

I call the “star path”, corner mode. In game setup -> game play options turn corner mode on to enable the star path. Corner mode can be played with any board and any number of players.

Nice

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

What is iAggravation?

iAggravation is a digital marble board game where players race their marbles to a home position. It supports 1 to 8 players on a single device and uses dice rolls for movement.

How many players can play iAggravation?

iAggravation can be played by 1 to 8 players. It is designed for local multiplayer on a single device, allowing friends and family to play together.

What are the game modes in iAggravation?

iAggravation offers several selectable variations including one die, two dice, playing cards, blockade, back four, corners, and automatic modes, providing diverse gameplay experiences.

Can I play iAggravation offline?

Yes, iAggravation is a board game that can be played offline, as it supports single-device multiplayer and computer opponents.

What devices does iAggravation support?

iAggravation is available for iPhone and iPad devices.

How much does iAggravation cost?

iAggravation is a paid application priced at $1.99.

Does iAggravation have ads?

No, iAggravation does not contain advertisements.

What is the age rating for iAggravation?

iAggravation has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young players and families.