Angry Birds Transformers - Say whatever else you will about Angry Birds 2 creators Rovio, they know how to make fun, accessible games that have a lot of personality. There's no question that they've done just that, once again, in Angry Birds Transformers [Free].
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It's not terribly deep, but it's enjoyable to play and its sense of humor is in exactly the right place, paying respect to the Transformers license while still gently poking fun at it. I walked away from Optimus and company a while back because sometimes it's not a good idea to revisit your childhood favorites, but playing this game brought back a lot of good memories for me. So, congratulations to Rovio, it's a nice game that uses its admittedly strangely-matched license well, and does so without retreading the default Angry Birds template, as tempting as that likely was.
Unfortunately, Rovio is also rapidly developing another consistent trait, and it's not something I'm all that thrilled about. Paid Angry Birds games aren't doing it like they used to, and attempts to launch new paid apps outside of the franchise haven't gone over too well, either. The big money is in the free-to-play side of the store, and Rovio has picked up sticks and moved over there in earnest, leading with the strongest punches they've got, Angry Birds spin-offs. It's all well and good to get fun games for free, but sooner or later, something has to pay the bills, and that's where things have gone wrong with games like Angry Birds Go! [Free]. It's probably little surprise, then, that Angry Birds Transformers also suffers from its need to make some money. Rovio still hasn't quite gotten the hang of how to balance its monetization techniques, leaving us with a game that might pull you in, but all too soon puts up a paywall high enough to be incredibly discouraging.
read:http://toucharcade.com/2014/10/21/angry-birds-transformers-review
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