Trailer for first ‘Angry Birds’ RPG comes out

Rovio has unveiled that the medieval-themed Angry Birds game is going to be the franchise’s first RPG entry through its first trailer. Angry Birds Epic will be free to play and feature leveling mechanics and collectible items. It makes use of the same cartoon graphics with turn-based combat. Hopefully, in-app purchases and advertisements won’t ruin the experience as much. The game is coming out today in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand to obtain feedback on the game before its international release.

Source: The Verge  

New Angry Birds medieval game to debut in Canada and Australia first

Rovio has unveiled a teaser for its upcoming Angry Birds games that takes the famous birds to the medieval times. There isn't much revealed in the teaser but the company claims it is "the next epic Angry Birds game." And it will be landing on our shores and Australia first before the other countries. We just have to wait and see what the new game is all about when it makes it debut.

Source: The Verge

Rovio lets Bad Piggies loose on Android and iOS

In an attempt to follow-up the overwhelming success of Angry Birds, Rovio has released Bad Piggies, which is now available on Android and iOS devices. Focusing on the egg-thieving pigs, the new game relies the pigs' engineering and building skills to create devices and contraptions needed to reach specific goals. Bad Piggies shares some elements with Rovio's second but less successful game Amazing Alex. While it doesn't offer the instant gratification of Angry Birds, it does require other parts of your brain to work and is fun in the puzzle sense.

Quick Review: Amazing Alex

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Rovio, the company behind the incredibly successful Angry Birds franchise has released a new and potentially addicting puzzle based game in iOS and Android called Amazing Alex. This engaging physics puzzle game pits you and gravity against each other as you use various elements to create fantastic contraptions with varied objectives.

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