It's free on Android too, but playing it on my phone was kind of meh.
It'd probably be more fun on my desktop when I'm not stressing out over using the battery in my phone.

I wonder if I'm the only one who has done this but when I first found online flash games I spent all my gaming time jumping from flash to flash for a few days. Eventually I burned out and never bothered them again. When a friend started talking about the hyped up AngryBirds I asked what it was. After explaining I was like, uhhh played that a thousand times. I know its not their fault but it kind of annoys me that everyone is going crazy about all of these "casual" games just because they never picked up a decent game until they got a smart phone.

Neat, thank you very much for sharing the link.

Just tried it, and... that's it? Meh.

I also prefer Crush the Castle.

Playing the chrome version didn't really like it so I'm staying with the downloadble 1 for iTouch/Phone or Windows.

I heared that they also gonna ad premium levels to chrome version hmm don't really like paying for extra levels.

Though paying for extra content makes sense. At least it's better than in MMOs where you pay for better equipment and other stuff that gives you an unfair advantage over the poor people.

Bitter about casual games?

Maybe for the fact that the media made this game so "great". There are MANY better casual games out there.

Heh, even some tiny "experiment" like From Beyond is far superior (for graphics, gameplay, music, details and everything) to this disgusting "Angry Birds" "game"....

Thanks for pointing this out, Alias. I've been trying to get my hands on this for awhile now and I just so happen to use Chrome. =)

Besides, as has been pointed out earlier, it works in any flash-enabled browser.

Is there a way of getting the entire game to use in any browser? I just found an install link, I didn't think you could remove the game and replace it elsewhere.

chrome.angrybirds.com, that's the link that gets added to Chrome when you click the "install" link, it works everywhere though.

That's cool. I'll try installing it in Safari as well.

"Installing", yeah... more often called "adding a bookmark" :-)

Though why you'd want to run it in Flash is beyond me.