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Angry Birds Rio update#
Angry Birds Rio series#

The gameplay changes are nothing earth-shattering, but still, Angry Birds Rio marks the first time developer Rovio has started to make some genuine additions to their formula. Well, maybe that’s not the only difference…

The only real difference is that instead of pigs you’ll be freeing caged birds and taking out monkeys. The gameplay remains largely the same, with players putting some familiar feathered friends into a slingshot and aiming them at structures in order to kill pigs and complete the level.

Angry Birds Rio series#

The third instalment in the Angry Birds franchise (if you don’t count the series endless supply of free updates), Angry Birds Rio inserts the characters from Angry Birds into the plot of Rio, a film about two blue macaws who are birdnapped and need to make an escape. Would it be Angry Birds gameplay with Rio characters? Would the two worlds come together somehow? And what of the pigs? Now that Angry Birds Rio has finally arrived, our questions have been answered. When developer Rovio first announced a partnership with 20th Century Fox to put out a special edition of Angry Birds to tie-in with the upcoming film Rio, we were a little curious about what that might mean.

This is the first Angry Birds game to be based on a licensed product.Angry Birds Rio is a great addition to the franchise with a few new twists thrown in for good measure.

The game made a cameo in Angry Birds Friends as the 2015 Rio 2 Tournament, where it had the pigs being replaced by monkeys, & the game taking place in Rio 2.

Like the Classic game & Seasons, the game received positive reception from fans & reviewers of Angry Birds alike. However, since Rio 3 and a Nico and Pedro spin-off are in the works for Disney+, there is a possibility of Rovio and Disney making a new deal to revive Angry Birds Rio to coincide with the new Rio sequels. And like Star Wars, there isn't any chance of it coming back, since Rovio has licensing issues with Disney, since they own Lucasfilm and 20th Century Fox and combined with Blue Sky Studio's shutdown doesn't help matters either.

Unfortunately, the game is no longer available as of 2019, in which like the other pre-film games, you can only get it from your purchases if you got it before 2019.

Angry Birds Rio update#

The latest update of the game isn't great, because it locks the other episodes and it makes it hard to get any power-ups, & coins due to the servers closing, meaning you will have to beat the levels without anything to help unless if you’re lucky.

To make matters worse, Blu and Jewel don't appear in many levels.

Apart from Blu and Jewel, you can't play as the other characters from Rio.

Like the other slingshot games, some levels are impossible or hard to beat.

The game has the same exact charm as the Rio film.

The Rio 2 update was a huge improvement, as they have more levels, more chapters, powerups, & even a tutorial chapter called Playground.

The Level Failed screens are different too, with the pigs laughing being replaced by the monkeys laughing & birds crying in their cages, which is nice.The idea about replacing the pigs with the monkeys & birds is a great idea, even for the Rio film.Like the Rio film, Nigel is a really amazing antagonist in the game.It is very faithful to the movie, such as Blu and Jewel being chained together, Luiz the bulldog cutting it which follows with Nigel kidnapping Jewel, the gang going to carnival to save her only for Blu to get captured himself and Nigel getting sliced by the plane propellors.It is the very first Angry Birds game to introduce boss fights, which is a cool addition to the Angry Birds franchise.Awesome soundtrack, with the best being the Rio 1 theme.The character models are well made, even for the Rio characters like Blu & Jewel.Like the first 2 Angry Birds games, the graphics are nicely done.Like Angry Birds Star Wars, the idea of having a crossover Angry Birds games is a brilliant & smart idea, & it is well executed.