This week I’m blogging about the mobile game Angry Birds 2. The original Angry Birds was and is still is one of the best mobile games on the market. The objective of the game and the strategy was super fun to play with especially when the game is in your pocket at all times. Now since the release of the second one, the application is definitely trying to get something out of you when playing this game. The game itself has turned into a swarm of getting point, gems, black balls, feathers, and all this other pointless crap so that you can share it with your friends. There are leaderboard charts on basically every screen. Facebook must have invested in Angry Birds to some extent because the amount of in-game purchases and other charts on the interface is absolutely ridiculous. This game is definitely trying to real me into buying things and sharing the experience with my friends so that they do the same. It’s like these angry birds don’t want me to sit peacefully and play alone for no charge.
this pops up basically every time I open Angry Birds^^^^
When I downloaded the app this came up without me clicking anything