Angry Birds Star Wars

The way that Angry Birds and Star Wars works together is great. Fans of Star Wars will fall in love with the loyal use of sound effects. Lightsabres, lasers, the token title music, it’s all there. But in the end, that’s pretty much it. It’s still Angry Birds and it’s still a great game. I did not find that I struggled to complete the levels in the game, but unless you’re a veteran of the series, you will definitely be coming back to get all three stars on the levels. If you’re a big fan of Angry Birds, you know what you’re paying for. If you’re a fan of Star Wars, you will love…

IGNJustin Davis

8.8/10

Whether or not you’re a Star Wars fan, Angry Birds Star Wars is a ton of fun. With its latest, Rovio has proven that Angry Birds can be more than a casual slingshotting time killer. Although it doesn’t stray too far from its pick-up-and-play roots, at its best the game contains real challenge and surprisingly clever twists. Gamers will come for the Star Wars references, but they’ll stay for the huge variety of perfectly-tuned stages. Bring on more Angry Birds collaborations!

Playstation UniverseJonny Vito

8/10

Angry Birds: Star Wars is the most explosive entry in the series thus far.

Push SquareKaty Ellis

4/10

A long time ago (well, 2009), in a galaxy far, far away (Finland), an unassuming development studio named Rovio Entertainment gave birth to a mobile gaming franchise which would ultimately take over the world. Three years later and still going strong, Angry Birds and the beloved Star Wars empire would join forces to create a super-game, taking on the Dark Side and fundamentally challenging the very existence of console gaming. That was, until it was released on the PlayStation 3 a year later in the form of Angry Birds: Star Wars, which really wasn't that epic at all.