- May 2, 2013
- Rovio Entertainment
Angry Birds Friends
Platforms
About
"Angry Birds Friends" is a mobile game where players compete in weekly tournaments with new levels, facing off against players worldwide or individual opponents. The Star Cup feature allows for one-on-one challenges with special power-ups and the chance to level up birds for increased scoring power. With regular tournaments and the opportunity to win rewards, the game encourages players to improve their skills and climb the leaderboards.











- The game is fun and engaging, with fresh levels introduced every week.
- Players enjoy the competitive aspect, especially in tournaments and one-on-one matches.
- The graphics and gameplay are generally well-received, providing a satisfying experience.
- Many players experience issues with updates, often being unable to access the game after being prompted to update.
- There are complaints about the game's monetization strategies, with some feeling pressured to spend real money on power-ups.
- Technical glitches and freezing issues have frustrated users, leading to lost progress and gameplay interruptions.
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn criticism for an excessive number of ads, which detracts from the overall enjoyment. Users express frustration over the disparity between advertised content and actual gameplay, suggesting that the focus on in-app purchases may be compromising the game's quality.
“Rovio's decision to keep their product updated makes perfect sense, as they stand to gain significantly from in-app purchases.”
“The monetization strategy is well-implemented, providing players with options without feeling forced to spend.”
“I appreciate how the game balances free content with optional purchases, allowing everyone to enjoy it without pressure.”
“Used to be fun, but now the game has added too many ads.”
“Why would Rovio not want their product to be updated when they stand to lose a boatload of cash from in-app purchases?”
“Doesn't match the videos displayed in ads.”