One game, Angry Birds has changed cards for Rovio and now they are relying a lot on it. Although Rovio tried with some different game concept but the smartphone users are not ready for anything other than Angry Birds and this time they are adding a new story.
According to a recently released video on YouTube at official Rovio channel, they are going to introduce a new game called ‘Angry Birds Go!’
What is ‘Angry Birds Go!’?
Angry Birds Go! is a new racing game in which you’ll see birds racing with the bad pigs. Off course you’ll be controlling the Angry Birds who will be running after pigs.
Till now, not many details are available about the game and it can be a simple endless running game just like Temple Run or a racing game in which birds will be racing the piggies.
In the video, a team member Kalle illustrated what they are after in this version of Angry Birds. The video also got few behind the scene video footage.
Another racing game
The popularity of racing games like Temple Run have attracted lots of developers to bring new concepts in this genre of gaming, particularly the smartphone gaming.
Not each of these games is popular but Rovio’s new racing game is definitely going to be as they are bringing the Angry Birds in it.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOlcwbuygJ8]
I don’t think I’ve to write any word to influence you about graphics as they are definitely going to be impressive but the success of this game depends on how easy Rovio makes it.
Angry Birds Go! for Android, iOS and ….
Android and iOS are the two most popular smartphone platforms and Angry Birds Go! will be there on these two. Rovio will also bring it to Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10.
Last thing you want to know about this game is when it’s going to be released. According to the video, Rovio is set ready to release few more videos about the game and in every next video they will be releasing more details.
I think, the game will be release in the month of September. Till then we all have to wait to experience our first race with Angry Birds. Stay tuned for more updates.