![]() ![]() Image Credit: Rovio Entertainment ConclusionĪngry Birds 2 offers some really nice strategic gameplay through careful selection and aiming of your favorite bird assaults. It’s the “F*** it, I can’t clear this” cheat code of the game, and I found them disappointing. The fun of Angry Birds is figuring out your strategy and using your aiming prowess to clear a stage with these spells, you don’t even have to aim. You won’t have unlimited spells, but other than the fun of watching the graphical effects the first time through, they add little. Whether it’s dropping a flotilla of rubber ducks from space, inflating every pig on screen like a balloon, or turning buildings into towers of fragile ice, they all pretty much guarantee a cleared stage. It was an instant-win button.Įvery single one of the Angry Birds 2 spells pushes that button. ![]() They were all fun if you caught them, but you really wanted the nuke, because it would turn every other car or tree or pedestrian or obstacle into a glowing shadow of itself that you could then drive through with a “whoosh whoosh” sound. Imbalanced spells give you all or nothing control of the boardīack in the ’80s, an arcade game called Road Blaster gave your cars powerups that you could use to zoom through the levels. It cajoles, offers you rewards, nags, even insists that you connect to your Facebook account. At one point, an apparent bug made it unplayable in the 10th tutorial level until the Facebook authorization window was repeatedly summoned and dismissed.Ĭombine that with the other freemium features and you’ve got the most annoying Angry Birds ever created. It’s a cute idea, but its insistence that you go online, especially connecting on Facebook, borders on harassment. ![]()
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