Angry Birds Rio for PC

Angry Birds Rio for Windows

v 2.2.0|Rovio

Technical Details

Category
Games
Sub Category
Action
License
Trial version
Requirements
Windows XP
Language
English
Author
Rovio
Version
2.2.0
Size
68.84 MB

Screenshots

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A New Series of Angry Birds Rio is Coming

Rovio Mobile released Angry Birds Rio, the second puzzle game in their popular Angry Birds series. Based on the Angry Birds franchise's success, Angry Birds Rio was first released for social and commercial mobile devices with Apple's iOS, Mac OS X, and then later, Google's Android. It was released worldwide in June and quickly received great reviews from both critics as well as fans.

Angry Birds Rio, unlike its predecessors is not a game based on logic and strategy. Instead, it is based more on aesthetics and ease of use, with graphics from Pixar. It is not entirely free online, but players can play for real money within a short time or trade it for other currency or items. These games are designed to teach players how to use their cell phones. This includes placing the bird, using keyboard controls, and playing with real cash. Many of the games are based upon the movie and are intended to help users "translate" their skills by watching animated characters and engaging in various hands-on activities like building towers or flying through different landscapes.

Rovio Games has produced several TV shows and movies that have taken the world by surprise. It is hoped that Angry Birds Rio will attract a new generation of gamers who will enjoy the Angry Birds experience. This version of the original will feature cute characters and exciting visuals as well as physics-based gameplay. Rovio Games' Angry Birds games were very popular. However, the company is trying to attract new interest with the new Angry Birds episodes. This format change will allow the game to reach a younger audience, especially teens and children who are more likely to download video games than other media. If Rovio's game design efforts can maintain the same level of entertainment and quality as previous Angry Birds episodes then we could soon see a shift in mobile gaming.