Crazy Birds is a nice logical dexterity game in rules, deceptively reminiscent of Zuma, known and valued by millions of players. The main difference between the titles boils down to the fact that classic balls are replaced by.... birds.

An additional surprise for fans of Zuma and many others will probably be Arcade mode. The game consists in nailing colourful birds moving along the designated tracks in the same way as the aforementioned balls. Our task is to stop them from reaching the "Big Bird", which means leaving the board.

Birds shall be fired in such a way that they land among their own of the same colour. Arrangement of 3 identical colours next to each other results in the disappearance of the birds and shortening of the whole sequence. This should be repeated until all birds have been eliminated from the chain.

At the end we should shoot down a precious stone, which will each time increase our achievements. It is also worth remembering about all kinds of surprises-help, which not only save from oppression and help to get through the system faster, but also diversify the fun to a large extent. The game has 3 game modes:

Adventure, Arcade and Action. They are additionally divided into 5 stages, each of which has 10 boards. In order to make the game more enjoyable, we have created a possibility to adjust the level of difficulty of the game to one's own predispositions and skills.

Adventure is the essence of the game. Action is a reflection of it, but with the difference that the chain of birds can stretch forever, so that at the end of each deal you just have to put more effort. Arcade means driving the colour in such a way as to eliminate the biggest elements of the puzzle from the board in the shortest possible time, because the whole composition is getting closer systematically and if we don't react quickly, then we will be crushed.

Crazy Birds' audio-visual setting is at a decent level and the game does not have high expectations. The position is worked out in detail and its playability deserves high recognition. Crazy Birds is an interesting proposition for both younger and older players.

It will certainly require from us a clear mind, a lot of reflex and an accurate eye.