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NiKKoM said:
Barozi said:

Are we talking about the same franchise?

No idea how Angry Birds 2 is, but the others are extremely frustrating due to cheap level design, faulty physics and boring birds. In the end the game is more luck than skill.

Only sub series I could recommend is Angry Birds Star Wars.

Nope, if you get further and further in the games, its about thinking using the enviroment, the way a tower crumbles and crashes into another while using the right bird.. its only frustrating cause its looks easy while it can be a brain cracker to solve a stage.  I used Terence, the big red bird, from time to sling above everything for him to roll back down a hill and destroying the pigs from the other side you would normally attack them.. if it was extremly frustrating, had cheap level design, faulty physics and boring birds the casuals would have dropped this IP a long time ago..

You missed the part where I said that it's more luck than skill. And that's what keeps them playing. Even if you suck you can advance eventually by pure luck.

Seriously though I played several hours of Angry Birds to know what I'm talking bout. I've had pigs rolling through the whole level and they didn't die even though they should (and they usually do); I've had wooden planks on pigs (with no space in between them) with big stones falling on them and neither did the planks break nor the pigs die. That's either bad physics or bad game design. In either way it's inconsistent enough for me to give up. I do come back but usually can't play more than 3 levels until I could throw my controller or phone against the wall.

All levels should be beatable in several ways, but they aren't. A lot of them have only one solution. You can't even choose what birds to pick next. So much for a puzzle game.

As I said, Star Wars isn't so bad. Angry Birds Trilogy is hell.
Also the sounds in this game are annoying as shit.