As any of us who’ve tried teaching basic reason to an animal or attempted to get the last train home on an obviously broken underground travel system know, frustration can be a real sod.
But nothing – nothing – you’ve ever done can come close to the level of frustration you’ll encounter in Frustration 2. It’s just like the Frustration game from a couple of weeks ago except, you know, more frustrating. We don’t want to spoil the reason why Frustration 2 is so difficult, so let’s just say that it takes the basis of the original and expands upon it until you’ll more or less cough your eyes out with, um, frustration.
