5/5 Stars
“The point of Angela’s World is to move right or left and collect the roses on a planet with clearly very bad weather conditions and the stars indicative of your health. You use the your fingers to move (no tilting necessary) and I must say the controls are very precise with no lag at all, eliminating frustration I have had with so many unresponsive games in the past.”
“Events happen at intervals which create new obstacles (such as rotating rays as one can see in the game’s pictures here. Achievements are fun and challenging to unlock.”
“The presentation is clean and sharp.”
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4/5 Stars
“Angela’s World has an exciting musical score to complement the game play. Talking of which, the game play might sound simple, but it turns out to be quite a challenge, especially with the achievements thrown in. It is a good game to pick up and play anytime, and I think that the artwork is enough to shell out $0.99 for it.”
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3.5/5 Stars
“Angela’s World is a nifty survival game that lets you run in circles. It might not sound like a whole lot of fun, but it really is. Angela’s World has replaced Canabalt as my quick game to play. It also retains some mystery to who Angela is, and what she is actually doing.”
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