Angry Birds Epic

77%
Game Brain Score Based on 100 reviews
  • stability
  • story
  • monetization
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Unleash the Angry Birds flock in a free turn-based RPG, and join a community of more than 85 million players around the world! Angry Birds Epic sends you on a sprawling adventure across the tropical beaches, frosty mountains, and deep dungeons of Piggy Island in hundreds of challenging levels. Collect and craft a huge arsenal of weapons, and wield powerful magic to defeat fearsome boss pigs and t…

  • iPad
  • iPhone
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  • Windows
  • Android
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  • Mobile Platform
  • Tablet
  • Windows Phone
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Reviews

77%
Audience ScoreBased on 100 reviews
gameplay6 positive mentions
stability14 negative mentions
  • Angry Birds Epic offers a unique RPG experience that is different from traditional Angry Birds games, featuring turn-based combat and character progression.
  • The game is free to play and allows players to progress without spending real money, making it accessible for all ages.
  • The colorful graphics and engaging gameplay provide a fun and strategic experience, with plenty of options for character customization and crafting.
  • The game requires a constant internet connection to play, which can be frustrating for users without reliable access.
  • Many players experience bugs and glitches, including crashes and issues with loading times, which can disrupt gameplay.
  • In-app purchases are heavily emphasized, leading to a pay-to-win feel, especially for players who want to progress quickly or access certain features.
  • stability14 mentions

    The game's stability is frequently criticized, with users reporting numerous glitches and freezes that disrupt gameplay and lead to lost progress. While players enjoy the overall experience, the persistent bugs and crashes significantly detract from their enjoyment, indicating a need for improved stability and updates.

    • “I have few enough of both as is and it makes me mad when I don't get any of it back after the game freezes, and the only reason it freezes is because it loads the internet connection.”
    • “Three times I have gotten to the last wave and just as I am about to win, the game freezes.”
    • “Unfortunately, crashing, glitches, and poor updates plague what would be a great game.”
  • story14 mentions

    The story in the game is described as minimal and somewhat lackluster, primarily revolving around a quest to retrieve stolen eggs and loot after freeing a wizard. While the classic Angry Birds narrative is present, many players find the gameplay grindy, requiring repetitive mission replays to progress, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, some reviewers appreciate the RPG elements and consider it one of the better mobile RPGs available, though they desire more depth and additional content.

    • “I enjoy a good story, if the gameplay is not too grindy.”
    • “You will find yourself on a quest to get back eggs and loot stolen from the birds after you free the wizard.”
    • “What follows is rather a long series of levels consisting of little to no story and acceptable turn-based combat.”
    • “The storyline is classic Angry Birds.”
    • “Just to beat the next mission to progress in the game, you have to replay previous missions multiple times just to get enough money to buy better stuff to go further.”
  • monetization11 mentions

    The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players noting the prevalence of in-app purchases and excessive ads, particularly pop-up ads between levels. While spending money is not mandatory to enjoy the game, players feel that it significantly enhances the experience, especially for accessing better classes and items. Overall, the aggressive monetization tactics detract from the gameplay experience, leading to frustration among users.

    • “I gave this 4 stars because it's a fun game that can be played well after the main gameplay is finished, but you can easily spend some serious cash with in-app purchases if you choose to; it's not mandatory to play.”
    • “Still, we were able to work together and never used in-app purchases.”
    • “Just wish Rovio would ease up on all the in-app purchases.”
    • “The only downside is that there are ads everywhere, especially popup ads that appear in between levels.”
    • “My only problems with it are that the game has a lot of in-game purchases, and unless you are fine with less class variety, you almost have to pay money to get better classes.”
    • “A good game, but the ads are very excessive; it crashes frequently and the most interesting parts of the game (item sets, a few of the classes, etc.) cost so many gold coins that you won't get them unless you spend a lot of real money or spam friends on Facebook.”
  • gameplay11 mentions

    The gameplay is characterized by a linear structure that limits creativity, particularly in boss battles where specific character combinations are required for success, undermining character progression. While the mechanics are generally solid and easy to understand, some players find the gameplay grindy and marred by technical issues like crashes. Overall, the game offers a fun and addictive experience, especially with its vibrant characters and unique attack systems, but it may not sustain long-term engagement due to its limitations and free-to-play model.

    • “As previously stated, the game's mechanics are relatively simple and easy to grasp, and the colorful Angry Birds characters add a fun, lively atmosphere to the game.”
    • “Mechanics are very solid, with the class system defining what attacks each character can do, and a unique 'special attack' system that I've not seen in my very limited view of RPGs.”
    • “The gameplay is very solid, the graphics are great, and the game itself is fun and addictive.”
    • “Linear gameplay: at times there are only certain combos of characters that can defeat an enemy, which stunts any type of creativity for many boss battles as you're required to use what 'works' instead of bringing your best characters forward, defeating the purpose of character progression.”
    • “I think the free-to-play model is just too much… the mechanics are all okay in isolation, but for this kind of game I don’t want to put in the time for such a limited payoff.”
    • “But it has had crashing problems lately, which ruin gameplay.”
  • grinding7 mentions

    Players have mixed feelings about grinding in the game; while some find it manageable and well-balanced for crafting resources, others feel it can become excessively tedious, especially when trying to obtain premium items or upgrades without spending real money. The necessity of grinding for health potions and equipment is noted, but it's not always essential for progression. Additionally, the reliance on social features for currency and character strength can create an uneven experience for those not using Facebook friends.

    • “I enjoy a good story, as long as the gameplay isn't too grindy.”
    • “The grinding in this game feels rewarding and keeps me engaged.”
    • “I appreciate how the grind leads to meaningful progression and character development.”
    • “The brokenness is real in this game. Furthermore, to make the anvil/cauldron not broken, you need to get the golden and diamond versions. You know what they cost? Lucky coins. You know how to get lucky coins? Either farming, which takes an extremely long time, or buy them... with cash... which is not even worth it. Battles become nearly impossible.”
    • “If you don't use Facebook friends, you get a lot less of the game's best currency. There are many areas of the game you cannot access without spending a lot of money, and you'll basically never afford all of the class, crafting, and item upgrades (literally years of daily grinding doing it without money or Facebook).”
    • “It works really well, despite making the game feel a bit grindy if you want lots of health potions (banana smoothies) or the best equipment, but that's not necessary to move forward in the game.”
  • graphics6 mentions

    The graphics in "Angry Birds Epic" are consistently praised for their charming and unique character designs, smooth animations, and overall appealing visual style. Players find the graphics to be a standout feature that enhances the game's fun and addictive nature, contributing to a positive gaming experience.

    • “Angry Birds Epic really has its graphical style going for it—it's very nice to look at. The characters are charming and unique, and the animations are smooth and attractive.”
    • “The gameplay is very solid, the graphics are great, and the game itself is fun and addictive.”
    • “Very cool game with great graphics and sound.”
    • “The graphics feel outdated and lack the polish expected from modern games.”
    • “The art style is inconsistent, making it hard to immerse myself in the game world.”
    • “The character models are poorly designed and lack detail, which detracts from the overall experience.”
  • atmosphere1 mentions

    The game's atmosphere is characterized by its vibrant and lively environment, enhanced by the colorful Angry Birds characters, which contribute to a fun and engaging experience.

    • “The game's mechanics are relatively simple and easy to grasp, and the colorful Angry Birds characters add a fun, lively atmosphere to the game.”
  • emotional1 mentions

    Users express frustration over the emotional impact of accidentally deleting items due to the lack of a confirmation prompt, highlighting the distress caused by irreversible losses in the game.

  • music1 mentions

    Users report that the music in "Angry Birds Epic" can be inconsistent, with some matches starting without any music playing, leaving players frustrated as there are no options to resolve the issue other than restarting the game.

    • “If you start a match, it might not play music, and you can't do anything about it except go to another game and come back to Angry Birds Epic.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The humor in the reviews is largely self-referential and playful, with one user humorously questioning their own ability to write a review at the age of nine. Additionally, there are sarcastic remarks about the game's monetization tactics and frustrations with gameplay, suggesting a blend of light-hearted critique and genuine annoyance. Overall, the humor appears to stem from a mix of playful banter and ironic commentary on the game's shortcomings.

    • “You trolled us at the beginning and gave us the offer with rage chili and cauldron and anvil by making us buy coins for it.”
    • “Why am I writing reviews if I'm only 9? (Last one is to be funny even if I am only 9.)”
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