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by Xwing1000

This is a shock. I’m a huge angry birds fan and I’m writing a negative review? Well yes, and there’s a good reason for that. I like at games. I really do, like fnaf ar, which is awesome. But as the title says: THIS. DOES. NOT. WORK. I tried to enjoy it, but I couldn’t. If it wasn’t the lag, it was the game breaking bugs. If not that, then the awkward AR controls ruined it. I think you should really just stop making these awful 3-d games. Now I’m not an old gezer who likes the olden days, but the 2-d games were actually fun and playable, but 3-d is just time wasters, without any of that old school charm. This game is the perfect example of this, and this game just doesn’t work. I hope you find this review helpful

by Cristiansolis-

I have a iPhone 7 and I found I want to play it because a week ago I starting to play angry birds again and this game overheat my phone after 2 levels and after trying to get 3 stars in level four in the first world the game was broke and I could not play the land to play the game and the last time before I give up and remove it and loading screen glitch and red,Bomb,and Chuck glitch and the body was on the top to the place there are and I feel like the game was killing my phone and I just played this today and I already done with this game and I download the game not even a week ago if you have a old phone DO NOT DOWNLOAD this game if the phone is old and I think need a very good phone to play the game good without damaging your own phone by overheating.

by Andronicals

I think this game really exemplifies the potential and and downfalls of ar based games/applications.

Pros:
- great way to interact with a 3d environment. Fast to pickup
- level design has a lot of potential to use different angles, encourages user to move around.

Cons:
- currently the games levels are way too easy, and are nowhere near the levels of intricacies the original 2D angry bird games had.
- the iPhone camera is almost always refocusing as you play the game, making the experience extremely nauseating (even if you don't move the phone, the screen will continue to refocus every 1-3 seconds)
- the handheld experience is still a little jittery. Unless if you're playing with your phone on a tripod, the graphics will shake about as you're trying to aim your birds. I hope future ar developers might employ some of iPhones motion stabilization to compensate this.