In Angry Birds, players use a slingshot to launch birds at structures inhabited by pigs. The objective is to knock down these structures and eliminate the pigs to save the birds’ precious eggs. The pigs’ defenses are made from various materials, including wood, glass, and concrete, each requiring different strategies to destroy. The game introduces players to the iconic characters and engaging gameplay that has captivated millions worldwide.

The Basics of Gameplay

Each level of Angry Birds presents unique challenges. Players must carefully choose which bird to launch, considering its unique properties and the composition of the pigs’ defenses. Strategic planning is essential to advance through the levels and achieve high scores. Points are awarded based on the destruction caused and the number of birds used. To progress to the next level, players must accumulate enough points and strategically navigate through the pigs’ defenses.

The game features three major maps: Eggs, Hogs, and Ebows. Each map offers a variety of levels with increasing difficulty. Players must adapt their strategies to the changing layouts and challenges presented in each map. As the game progresses, new types of birds with different abilities are introduced, adding complexity and variety to the gameplay. Players are encouraged to experiment with different tactics to find the most effective way to defeat the pigs and advance through the game.