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IT House April 1 news, everyone’s childhood memory “Angry Birds” is now announced to return, Finnish developer Rovio announced that it will bring the original “Angry Birds” back to the App Store with a new engine and no in-app purchases. Including Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

IT House has learned that in the ten years since its inception in 2009, the “Angry Birds” series of mobile games has accumulated more than 4 billion downloads, and has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as “the fastest mobile game in the world to reach 100 million downloads. Mobile game” is a well-deserved “phenomenal” mobile game. Since its release, several versions have been launched and are deeply loved by users.

Rovio said that in order to adapt to different devices and platforms and bring players a more durable experience, the game has been completely remade using the Unity engine, and Rovio guarantees that the new version retains all aspects of the original Angry Birds. classic design.

“In our remake of Angry Birds, we took great care to preserve the feel of the original game,” said executive producer Sami Ronkainen. “We know that our fans are a discerning group of people who Being able to pick out even small differences. So matching both the gameplay and the look to the original is pretty important.”

The new version of Angry Birds is based on the original remake of the game that launched on the App Store in 2012. Development of the original version ceased after its launch in 2012. Until it was removed from the App Store in 2019 (mainly because it was no longer compatible with new devices).

What’s interesting is that, unlike other “Angry Birds” that are full of in-app purchases, the remake of “Angry Birds” decided to return to the original heart, without any purchasable props or advertisements, just like your childhood.

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