Angry Birds Go! Critic Reviews

Rovio has built a certain polish around the Angry Birds brand, and this new entry to the franchise certainly won't disappoint loyal fans.

Angry Birds Go! is a first rate kart racer which delivers the goods.

Angry Birds Go! is great fun now, with plenty of potential for evolution in 2014 and beyond. A few tweaks to the in-app purchases aside, it'll be raising eyebrows for positive, not negative reasons.

A fantastic new Mario Kart twist for the classic Rovio franchise: Angry Birds. Exciting and very playable, but the absence of multiplayer modes harm the fun factor.

It never makes you feel like you have to spend money, it gives you plenty of things to do and, while there’s a point where it would seem that you can’t play any more unless you spend some cash, all you have to do is wait a little while and you’ll be able to play more without any problems.

The well-known birds also know how to drive karts. Lots of fun and beautiful graphics –even though with a free-to-play based model– are the companions of a solid playable experience that keeps expanding its supremacy.

Either it be in graphics, controls, or charm; Angry Birds Go delivers a polished, fun experience.

It’s not as varied or exciting as a Mario Kart title, but it’ll keep you busy and entertained — especially once you mute those sound effects.

We like Rovio's game, but would've gladly paid for a more full-featured product.

Angry Birds Go! is colorful, simple and immediate, but also very repetitive.

Angry Birds Go! is a good game. It’s just not the great game it could have been.

Angry Birds Go is worth trying out for free, but the enjoyment is a short sprint, rather than a marathon.

Angry Birds Go! is a racing game designed to broaden the audience, which takes everything lightly without ever really convincing any player.

Angry Birds Go! has an immediate gameplay and it can be fun, but it has a problem with its freemium model. You can play the game without paying a dollar, but it will feel someway limited and repetitive.

Fast, funny and well made. But is free-to-play really the future?

Angry Birds Go! is a racing game dedicated for youngest players, since it does not offer challenge worthy or somehow exciting.

A hollow experience that could be so much better, Angry Birds Go! never feels fair or fun.

It’s the kind of game that I would have liked to sit down and play at length, but its freemium design make it only playable in short bursts. Otherwise, it’s a repetitive, tedious example of why people hate on microtransactions.

Ultimately it feels too much like a cheap cash-in to be worthy of your attention.

Great graphics and solid racing that is unfortunately completely overshadowed by horrific microtransactions.