Join the Angry Birds as they celebrate unique seasonal events from around the world! Enjoy the addictive physics-based gameplay you love, but with an exciting twist. For the latest update, hit the slopes in an all new Advent calendar-style episode – it’s Ski or Squeal!
What's New in Version 5.4.0
‘Tis the season once again! Ring in the holidays – angry style, with an all new Advent calendar episode full of awesome levels. Open a little gift from Angry Birds every day and count down the days until Christmas!
– NEW Advent calendar episode – Ski or Squeal!
– 25 new skiing themed levels – a new level every day!
– More hats – Dress your birds in festive Xmas apparel.
Get ready to build cool machine in Bad Piggies Online 2016. Your job is to assist the bad piggies and build cool devices that can fly in the sky and travel through different terrains. Your goal is to collect collect pieces of a map to ultimately capture and take away the Angry Birds’ eggs.
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The Angry Birds are back in the sequel to the biggest mobile game of all time! Angry Birds 2 starts a new era of slingshot gameplay with super stunning graphics, challenging multi-stage levels, scheming boss pigs and even more destruction.
CHOOSE YOUR BIRD!
It’s the ultimate slingshot strategy – YOU choose which bird to fling next! “But that makes it easier, right?” WRONG! You’ll need to choose wisely if you’re going to stop those eggs from getting scrambled. Plus, destroy blocks to fill up the Destruct-O-Meter and earn extra birds!
NEW MULTI-STAGE LEVELS!
You’ve never seen Piggy Island like this – jaw-droppingly stunning levels brimming with exotic plants, quirky details and plenty of peril. And because those naughty porkies are building their teetering towers right under your beak, many levels have multiple stages. Uh oh.
SPECTACULAR SPELLS!
Blizzards, Hot Chilis, Golden Ducks and other outrageous spells give you an added advantage against those swindling swine. And when you need some serious help, guess who’s at hand to make a pork-smashing cameo? That’s right, it’s the sardine loving Mighty Eagle. Oh yeah!
CHALLENGE OTHER PLAYERS!
Challenge players from across the world in the Arena to see who’s the most hardcore bird flinger of them all. Play new tournaments every day, earn feathers to level up your birds and face off against the toughest competition on the planet. Game face!
DEFEAT BOSS PIGGIES!
There’s some serious bad guys on Piggy Island, and your slingshot skills are needed to take them down. Foreman Pig, Chef Pig and the infamous King Pig will stop at nothing to keep your eggs. Are you gonna let ‘em get away with that? It’s time to teach the pork a lesson.
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Rovio is teasing the release of a fully fledged sequel to its bird-slinging game, but the franchise faces a battle to stay relevant in 2015
It may be five years, and countless follow-ups, since the original Angry Birdscatapulted the casual gaming market into the mainstream, but there’s never been a fully fledged sequel: until now.
The game’s developer Rovio has tweeted a teaser image for the game, the aptly titled Angry Birds 2, including a date – 30 July – and the promise that it will be “Bigger. Badder. Birdier”.
30 July is a Thursday – the standard release day for new mobile games – which suggests the game will be launched on that date. Rovio is holding media events in San Francisco and New York that week to unveil the title.
The original Angry Birds was released in 2009, with its popularity spawning a franchise that expanded into toys, sweets, online videos, books, educational initiatives and even real-world playgrounds.
Along the way, there have been a host of other Angry Birds mobile games. Some followed the bird-slinging gameplay of the original, including Angry Birds Rio, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Stella, as well as two Angry Birds Star Wars games.
There have also been expansions into other gameplay forms: Angry Birds Go! offered kart racing; Angry Birds Transformers was an action game; Angry Birds Epic an RPG adventure; and Angry Birds Fight! and Angry Birds Pop! were match-three puzzle games.
Along the way, however, there have been significant challenges, as Rovio tried to adapt to the growing dominance of “free to play” games on mobile devices, which made their money from in-app purchases of virtual items and currency.
All of Rovio’s recent games have been free-to-play, yet the company has struggled to break into the upper reaches of the app stores to compete with lucrative games like Clash of Clans and Candy Crush Saga.
At the time of writing, for example, Angry Birds Pop! is the only Rovio game in the200 top-grossing games in Apple’s US App Store iPhone chart – and it’s in 124th place.
Rovio’s financial results reflect its battle to make money in a free-to-play world. The company saw its annual revenues rise from €6.5m in 2010 to €75.6m in 2011, and then €152.2m in 2012. In 2013, they flattened out to €156m, although the company later restated them as €173.5m. Then, in 2014, Rovio’s annual revenues fell to €158.3m.
By comparison, fellow Finnish firm Supercell, which publishes the Clash of Clans, Hay Day and Boom Beach games, reported annual revenues of €1.55bn in 2014 – nearly 10 times Rovio’s.
At the franchise’s peak in late 2012, Angry Birds games were played by more than 263 million monthly active users, but that total fell to 200 million by September 2014. The company has not updated that total since publicly, although it has said that its games were downloaded 600m times in 2014.
In October 2014, Rovio announced plans to lay off 16% of its staff, and admitted that “we have been building our team on assumptions of faster growth than have materialised”. Chief executive Mikael Hed stepped down, and was replaced by former Nokia marketing executive Pekka Rantala.
Angry Birds 2 is a hugely important game for Rovio, then. Not least because the company is continuing to work on the Angry Birds film, which is due for release in 2016.
If the new game is a success, it will build anticipation for the film – as will one of Rovio’s bright spots, the ToonsTV online video network, which launched in March 2013 and reached 4bn views by the end of 2014.
With 200 million active players, €156m of annual revenues and a growing presence in the fast-moving world of online children’s video, Rovio is far from an also-ran in the mobile entertainment space. But Angry Birds 2’s success will be a key pointer to the company’s future trajectory.
Back in December 2009, when we were just a small games studio, we released our 52nd game featuring colorful birds, green pigs, a slingshot and a super catchy theme tune. Fast forward to 2015 and that game, Angry Birds, has taken the world by storm.
With 3 billion game downloads, millions of fans across the globe, multiple mashups and spin-offs, collaborations with A-list celebrities and much more, we’re really proud that Angry Birds is the mother of all mobile game apps. And now we’re proud to announce the mother of all sequels – Angry Birds 2!
All of us here at Rovio can’t wait to show our fans what we’ve been cooking up! We’re SUPER excited. Follow Angry Birds onFacebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine and YouTube during the next couple weeks and you’ll see something a little piggy is going on...
Angry Birds 2 flocks into app stores worldwide on July 30. Get ready to fall in love again!
