https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/aknpkdffaafgjchaibgeefbgmgeghloj

Anyone who hasn't seen the game yet and wants to know what the fuss is about might want to click that link in Chrome.

Frankly I think the game is boring as hell but it was certainly impressive to see how well it ran on my netbook

Neat. I don't like the game much, but I definitely acknowledge its greatness.

It works on all browsers. The Chrome part is only an ad by Google.

No, it doesn't. At least not from that link (For instance IE8 doesn't work on that link). Thanks for the link, now I can see if I have been missing anything, probably not from my first few minutes playing it.

Try this link. It works in FF4 and IE9 for me.

I thought you had to have the chrome plugin for other browsers for that type of stuff to work

chrome.angrybirds.com

Works for me in IE9.

I Actually Prefer Crush The Castle, as well as the Crush the Castles Players Pack

http://armorgames.com/play/3614/crush-the-castle

http://armorgames.com/play/4552/crush-the-castle-players-pack

Well, there goes my day of studying for the finals.

I'm pretty sure that only exists for IE. It works in any browser with an active Flash plugin (as long as the browser and plugin are not too old).

I have one question: why people continue talking about Angry Birds? I won't touch it in years, considering how much fuss it's throwing around being just some iPhone-related casual crapware....

Seriously, I want games, not demented casual apps on smart-phones for dumb-users....

I played it for free through that intel appup program. It was cute, like a flash game, but I personally don't get the long-term appeal. Even my wife stopped playing it before the end of the first segment.

It's the new net economy bubble, my friend, also known as the "app economy" bubble. I will be happy when this crap will blow up Apple, Google, Facebook and every other monster it has created during these last 10 years....

Just finished it. It's good for passing time at work, but I doubt I'll touch it again.

Ok, I've played this shift for 5 minutes, and I'm nauseated: I used to play ENORMOUSLY BETTER Flash games (better for graphics, details, gameplay, sound, design ideas, every-fuck-thing) 3 years ago already.

Apple, Google and this "app economy" shit are definitely bringing "real" ICT down on its knees. I'm looking forward to witness the next USA economic crack....