Angry Birds Dream Blast Reviews

by Rnj2007

A person can get addicted to this game, the competitive feeling one gets can lead you to spend TOO MUCH MONEY on coins just to place and in the end if you’re lucky you might get coins (small amount) or a single power up. I enjoy the game but I wish it didn’t feel so rigged. This is not meant to offend you but it is insane how you might get through 2-3 levels then get stuck on some levels that you basically have to purchase coins and power ups. Now the amount that you receive for the price you pay is very little. To continue the level costs 100 coins. So after spending an embarrassing amount of money I feel like I’ve been swindled. Maybe you can come up with a better system for obtaining more coins and look at the fees you charge. I can spend $23 on my very popular poker game app and receive $4+ BILLION coins. I get 1000 on Dream Blast.....hope you all can make some improvements to help your customers. I am thankful for the 3 hours free play you’re gifting us ATM but like I said some levels are set up in a way that can take a person all the free play hours PLUS much more time and money.

I forgot to ask if I could get a refund???? It in the hundreds. Ugh.

Additional information June 8, 2020 deleted game after getting ripped off again. Accepted special offer of $4.99 but was charged $6.99 not once but twice. Tried disputing charges and denied claim. Rip offs!

by Mr. Bhollis

There’s some satisfaction in finally completing a really challenging level, but some of the ones above 500 are absolutely not doable without spending real $$$. I get it that the devs want extra money, but they get that from those repetitive advertisements. Some of these higher levels rely on random ball drops that you cannot control, and the ones you need just never come. It wouldn’t matter if you had power ups to play, because the balls you need aren’t showing up! And it’s not like you come up a few short... I’m talking 20 or 30 short every time.

Level 565 is a perfect example of this problem. You start with very few moves, and have to get 12 pink just to get to the challenging part. If you don’t start out with 12 pink on the board, you might as well restart the level. Next, you have to chain 4 together to get the guy to spin the 3 color wheels (so minimum 2 moves there) and then HOPE you get 4 more together from the remaining balls so you can spin the wheels again. That’s 4 moves just to spin out the colors you need, and then you have to HOPE they spin out in your favor... which they just don’t. The only thing you could do is spend coins to continue your play, but even that won’t help when the “random” drops are not in your favor.

Used to be fun.

by Jalencar08876

I had enjoyed paying this game. I ended up passing level 340 I decided to delete the game and stop playing, because I hit a level where you had to hit the box to get the color bubbles you needed. When I got the birds I needed and they exploded the lotto type bubble that’s supposed to shoot out the bubbles/balls when u explode ur angry birds.... yield no color bubbles “i.e. green” I literally played the game for 3 weeks straight to try and win the level.... and I’m pretty good at every game even candy crush! Where I finished the level once and there was no more levels until candy crush added more levels lol. So either there is a fault with the “lottery” type boxes that spins with the color bubbles in it.... or the level was not meant to be won! Because the amount of tries they give, is insufficient it’s like 34 tries when you waste about 16 on the first set of obstacles and there is 3 obstacles to pass buy the time I get to the 3rd and final obstacle there only like 4-6 chance left and it just doesn’t work! So I deleted AngryBirdsDreamBlast after that! I’m a pretty smart guy, not to toot my own horn, but it seems to me that the level was set up that way so you pay to keep playing and win! Since I used up all my extra chances playing and still didn’t have a chance either way!

by 818user

Basically the colored bubbles fall into place so you can win levels and advance if you meet certain criteria. For example; if you’re stuck on a particular level for a few days and you keep waiting to fill up lives and coming back over and over to try to win, the bubbles won’t we positioned to let you win for a long time. They keep you stuck in a level for DAYS! But if you walk away completely and not play for a few days, come back after a few days and miraculously the bubbles are lined up well and pop pop pop you win and advance. What’s worse is that that people have figured out how to get unlimited coins and lives. So they cruise through 40 to 50 levels in a matter of hours so you never have a good chance at winning community tournaments either. This game is a hack job and Rovio has banked on their fame to get people into this game, otherwise it has been built unethically and is basically an u fair game. Before you think I’m a sore loser note that I’m on level 2915 and have this on a spare phone that runs while I do boring tasks like conference calls etc. I wish Apple would crack down on them for this mess.

by Kbandtheboys

I absolutely love this game and it is extremely addictive, but... to get past some of the levels, you have to fork out your life’s savings. It should be easier to earn free coins for those who don’t live off trust funds. I don't have a trust fund, but came into a very small amount of inheritance and have wasted it all on this game. It made me happy during my grief until the game started crashing on me. I would be in the middle of a game when suddenly, I was looking at the game icon on my screen. If I hadn’t lost a “life” or a high dollar booster or two in the process, I wouldn’t mind so much. I first attempted to reach out directly to the the game developers, but get this... I got on their website and filled out the form to report the problem. Then, I clicked on “submit.” Nothing. Blank Page. No thank you for submitting your report. Nothing. I have no idea if they got the message or if they give a crap. So... the bottom line is, expect to lose a lot of money and crash. Enjoy!

by PJ From CA

Do you actually think there will never be a person that will play your game that might actually have just a little intelligence. I have played your game for a week now and here is my assessment. Forgive me if I am wrong, but the game play is trivial based on the players willingness to play. You set your winning and loosing in a pattern. You let you players win a few matches to build the confidence only to bate them into a special purchase to continue their streak. I get that, Angry Birds is a household name, but don’t think that there aren’t people out there that have the intelligence enough to see the pattern of game play. Your game play is pretty transparent. The physics change according to how many times the person has tried a specific level. If a person doesn’t pass a level a certain many of times, the playing will be adjusted to offset their efforts to ensure the player doesn’t lose interest. Once the interest to continue playing has been established, you revert to more challenging physics in the hope the player will spend money buying coinage. This cycle repeats over and over. The bottom line is this does not feel like a game. This feels like a fishing derby and we’re the fish. I have played 100 or so levels, but I can’t really say I am enjoying it, because of what I have stated above. Not this time Rovio!

by Jayce Cordova

This game is great fun in fact that’s true BUT TO A POINT!!! The game doesn’t change up after so many rounds it repeats itself only to increase the difficulty forcing you to pay to play. When you pay up the game loosens up and let’s you win then repeats itself in a pattern to feed the developers our money great they found a way to hustle us from us and if you have kids or little ones I. Your live they get hustled too. That’s shameful to do that. Why sell the game out as few then charge to play when you can’t get through the level. Either way it’s preprogrammed to eventually make you pay to win then recycles the difficulty. But game gets boring due to limited level as well they just repeat over and over much like I wrote my review. Either way it’s the same so if figured I’d write out much how they play their game as well. Hopefully you’ll enjoy my personal opinion and focused points that are factual.

by Losthalo

Started out very enjoyable but once you get to level 250 you can
never win without using something special like coins or extra items....it actually loses its fun factor because you always end up with either one of something left or the bubbles are so ridiculously scattered that it’s to annoying to even bother!!! Games are supposed to be a source of fun and relaxation not just cash cows when you get to higher levels you should not be punished for it....I don’t mind giving money to well deserving apps but just because you are a good player doesn’t give you the right to stick your hands in my pockets just to have a chance at the next level where you stick them in again! When a game goes from fun to impossible to play and win without some kind of payment, then it’s time for the game to be deleted....think about that and stop making the higher levels so complicated and fixed and give people a fair shake!!!

by Sparecrow

The Angry Bird franchise is well know for addicting gameplay, physics that challenge you, and entertaining characters. This game again lines up with those three, however this one harkens me back to a time where NES Nintendo games sometimes had that little “impossible” switch turned on. Not the good kind of impossible like classic Ninja Gaiden, or Excitebike, but impossible like Pro Wrestling or Bijou Billy. The kind where you are certain there’s a developer on the other side of the screen watching you and going... “well, we can’t let them pass this level right now, so we’ll let them play another 40 rounds then we’ll drop the random difficulty down by 20 randomness points...” I know I know, make me sound crazy... but am I? I would’ve given a 5 star review if this just didn’t feel so intentionally, nay, dare I say, almost big-brother-watching-you frustrating.

by Jaseinatl

This is an obvious rebranding of Rescue Me with nearly identical physics, goals, etc. just lower quality graphics and the standard “let’s force the Angry Birds into this” concept. You’d think with the millions of dollars in profit they’d come up with something original instead of just ripping off literally every other game they can buy. Still, this game suffers from the same problem all the angry birds ripoffs suffer from: it’s super easy for 50+ levels then it’s impossible. There’s no gradual increase in difficulty, just bam! You can’t get past the level without buying something. Angry Birds deserves credit for ripping off the first pull to shoot game successfully but after that, it’s just more of the same. It’s moderately fun, but I have a guilty conscience playing it knowing they are strong arming All the good games out of AngryBirdsDreamBlast Store with their version that awkwardly leverages the Angry Birds name and their connections with Apple.

by TMacuser

First, I love this game and have been playing it daily for as long as I’ve had it. Big frustration now, though: lately it seems like I’m playing against bots in high stakes challenges. As an example, in the summer quest challenge, I was leading the competition for days. Now I’m in fourth place and I’ve got a career total of 33 1st, 2nd, and 3rd tournament placements. The person in the number three slot has a career total of 38 1st, 2nd, and 3rd tourney placements. Cool. But catch this: the number two in this tournament has a career total of 6 finishes and the leader of this tournament has a career total of a whopping 1 finish. Doesn’t add up.

I’ve spent a LOT of money on power-ups for this game and until now, I’ve been happy to do so because the game is satisfying and the power-ups have helped boost my standings. Now, I’m about to delete AngryBirdsDreamBlast and save my money.

by Tamaskee

Let me say it upfront, I love this game. It’s fun and helps pass the time. Top notch graphics and clever incorporation of physics. The structure of the game couldn’t be more cynical, however. First, the levels are purposefully constructed to require boosts and extra moves. You can get around that if you are not obsessed and don’t mind camping on a level for a day or two, but just knowing that everything is geared toward trying to get you to make in-app purchases makes one sad.

The program slightly improves your odds the more times you try and fail a level, but it can take up to a day or two to get past certain levels. To make matters worse, the extreme level and hard level designations seem arbitrary as some of those levels are in fact easier to beat than other supposedly normal ones.

Here’s a tip: why not carry unused moves from a level to the next, and add to the available moves for that level?

Can only recommend if you don’t easily get addicted and/or can exercise patience in having to interrupt play when you run out of lives. Don’t bother with it if you must be playing whenever you want, as that is only possible if you pony up the money, which I will never ever do as a matter of principle. Either charge a 1-time fee and allow continuous play, or make the game reasonable and allow unused moves to carry over to subsequent rounds.

by RefractionsOfDawn

To preface, I never review games but I am so disappointed with this game that I have to say something. At first it was insanely fun, addicting. Good balance of difficulty and the game helping you progress. Then, as others note around level 250 the manipulation starts. The game physics change to stop you from doing what you need to, it randomly decides that TWO bubbles match into a power bird why? Because if all it did was remove them they’d get out of the way and it can’t have that no sir, you’d finish the level. And awwwww what a coincidence that the EXACT 4 bubbles you needed together have somehow split to opposite ends of the screen! Oh unless you play the level literally 50 times. Then the game physics start working again.

I don’t mind hard, I don’t mind challenging. I mind games that change the rules at a whim to suit how much money they want to make from you. This game is interesting but alas is such a horribly missed opportunity.

by Albendure

I loved this game until about level 250. It was challenging yet it was doable. I could really lose myself in the flow, and that is what I look for in a game. It also provided me with a nice amount of boosters that made the game fun and gave me more control. Then all of a sudden, right around level 250, the boosters quit coming (for the most part) and the levels became so hard to beat with the amount of moves you are allowed. I understand this is how AngryBirdsDreamBlast makers make their money because it is a “free” game to play but the levels become impossible to complete without purchasing more lives or boosters. Ok I know the levels aren’t truly impossible to beat but it is really hard and basically I just have to play a level for a few days until everything is magically available at the right time and in the right place to complete it. I wish wish wish we could purchase the game for $10 or $20 so AngryBirdsDreamBlast makers could pocket some $$ and then own a game that is fun to play that doesn’t cost me a $1.99 to complete. It is a fun game but I am not willing to keep feeding it $1.99 to make it fun. I’m not stupid

by Chriskotopher

I enjoy this game. I play it every time I’m making a new build in Unity at work so helps pass those long waits lol. However I kinda with there was more to do. More achievements to keep me wanting to play. Right no I’m far enough in the game that it almost takes 20 tries to beat some of the level. I get its chance but, man some of those level just screw you over from the start. Makes the whole life I spent a waste. Also, all the menus after losing a game are so annoying. Why do I need to click 10 things just to restart?

Right now it’s getting a bit boring. Maybe add more and make money a bit easier to get with daily challenges that last longer than 6 chances and a reload button in the game so we can just start over. And ways to level up lives too lol.

Otherwise great game! I’d give it 5 stars if more was added (and less freaking menus lol)

by Notelizilla

The graphics look good and the animation is smooth and clean. I am impressed that there is so little duplication as I go through the levels. Also, it just introduced a new type of object on level 750! This is great, nothing clumsy here. But the way it ramps up the difficulty is getting annoying - they just set goals to blow up objects that are rare, and dribble them too slowly so you run out of moves. I went ahead and paid for a few items so I could clear levels I was stuck on. I mean, they clearly worked hard to develop AngryBirdsDreamBlast and they did a good job, they deserve my dollars in support. But I am not one to keep on spending on in-game objects over and over, anyone can throw dollars at it. I prefer a challenge that isn’t just how much you spend. So I will move on soon. I will look for other games in this series.

by Dworkums

I’ve been playing this game for a long time it seems. It’s hard to play on my iPad because it doesn’t landscape. When I have my keyboard attached I have to play the game sideways. I wish more game developers would take that into account when making a game. Give the option of portrait or landscape. I also see people complaining about the higher the level the harder it is. They are spending real money then complaining they are losing money. I just go as far as I can in these types of games and when I get to the point I can’t get anywhere, I delete and start over. There are some games that start you where you left off even after deleting so I just delete them and find another similar game. There’s thousands of them out there! Same game, different name.

by Ty Younce

Angry Birds Dream Blast is my favorite phone game. Like other reviewers, I have gotten super frustrated on higher levels and ended up spending money to buy bonuses. Maybe a little too much! I am really enjoying Dream Peak and love the Halloween Pass and the similar one a few months ago. However, I noticed in the description it says pass rewards can be claimed when you want to claim them. That was my hope when I purchased the premium pass. ($2.99 for all those bonuses—totally worth it!) But every time I hit the x, it automatically claims the bonuses. I ended up playing for like five hours last night and still lost a lot of my infinite lives time that I wish I could’ve saved for another day. When I got the first Halloween update, I was also having issues with birds freezing when they were going to explode, but I did a second update last night which seemed to fix it. Lastly, honestly having all the bonus birds for several hours, which I got as a gift today, can sometimes hurt more than help. When there’s so many, they all explode at the top, making you lose any birds you’ve earned, and don’t help as you go through the level.

by Parisbelle99

Great game! It’s fun, relaxing and love the special competitions & bonus games. Here’s what’s NOT right: On higher levels algorithms that wait to drop game objectives(balls, cubes, etc) until you’re out of moves & have to pay for coins..THEN miraculously, they drop. But THE WORST is when the customer sends screenshots of bugs (obliterating coins, objectives never appearing in game, etc) and I get a form letter response telling me it must be because I was charging my phone during the game, or maybe I should reboot, reinstall the game. NO OFFER to reimburse the coins I paid for wiped out, NO EFFORT to fix bugs that keep happening. ZERO interest. Just take our money, blame us for issues & move on. It’s a shame when a game that’s so fun gets so big, customers don’t matter.

by BreezerBeej1

I have been an AB fan for years and have played over a dozen variations of the incredible incarnations of bird and pig, and THIS game is a true masterpiece. I have also played a number of “X” match-games, including spiced up versions such as Futurama “Game of Drones,” but decided to ditch it after an incredibly impassable level. Dream Blast seems to offer a truly rewarding gameplay incentive with prizes after a consistent length of play. A personal peeve of match-games is an occasional “bias” against (and please forgive me as I am not proficient in certain gaming terms) drop response to a move. E.g. trying to read the probability of matching pieces to appear after a particular move. HOWEVER, because of the jovial, smooth dispersion of “Dream Balls?”, and reactive movement to specific physical characteristics in mass, blah blah blah. Basically, this is an AWESOME lesson on physics. Thank you!