Angry Birds 2 Available to Download from Apps Store on July 30

The first version of Angry Birds has taken the world by storm when it was first launched in 2009 with 3 billion game downloads. It is basically a game which featuring colorful birds, green pigs, slingshot and a catchy game tune.  Some of the famous characters of Angry birds such as Red (the red bird), Chuck (the yellow bird), Bomb (the black bird) and not forgetting the green pigs.

Angry Bird was designed by a game studio named Rovio. It was then a small game studio prior to Angry Birds. After the Angry Birds game was released and then more than 10 other versions of Angry Birds games were released after that, Rovio has hit the jackpot. Angry Birds was launched as the company’s 52^nd title.

Recently, Rovio announced that the company is coming up with the sequel of Angry Birds which simply named Angry Birds 2. Rovio called it the mother of all sequels. The new game will be available to download from app stores starting from July 30 worldwide.

There is not much information about what type of game is Angry Birds 2 released till date. However, one thing for sure, the characters that we knew from the first sequel will still be around. Apparently, Rovio is reported to unveil more about Angry Birds 2 on July 28, two days before the game hits the store.

Angry Birds 2 Available to Download from Apps Store on July 30

Angry Birds Epic finally moved online

Rovio has been mocking the imminent arrival of Angry Birds Epic for quite some time now and the game has finally gone live recently in the Play Store. This is a shift from the conventional bird slinging madness that results in every Angry Birds game as Rovio is now transitioning into the turn based RPG genre with this latest AB installment.

The character set remains unchanged and users will catch the same list of birds that they’re already accustomed to, barring a few surprises.Users will see characters fighting with swords, magic spells and appealing to every mythical object they could think of. It will be based on Rovio’s widely successful freemium model, which basically means that the game will be free to download but players will be forced into making in-app purchases for continuity.

The reviews on the Play Store page are fairly diversed at the moment and some are even suggesting that the game doesn’t run on ART (or Android Runtime) and that it requires Dalvik, which is a little surprising as most games in the franchise, including the recently launched Angry Birds Go, are compatible with the design.

Overall, Angry Birds Epic is the much needed segment in the franchise and might just be adequate to get Angry Birds fans back in affection with the franchise. Download the app from the link below and post your views.

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Angry Birds Epic finally moved online