The storyline-what there ever was of it-has stayed pretty consistent: Pigs steal eggs and birds get ticked. Now you have to aim things just right so you can pick off an oinking baddie on the far side of the moon. So now it’s not just a matter of shooting a birdie up and waiting to see where it might come crashing down. Taking cues from other space-going kids fare such as Mario Galaxy, this Angry Birds twist plays fast and loose with gravity, planetoids and a nest full of furious fowl.
That ingenious little twist gives Angry Birds Space a whole new pig in a poke to poke. Silly pig, you simply change the physics and take it all into outer space. How do you inject new zip into a simple game about hurling birds at chortling pigs? How can you possibly reinvent an über-popular physics-based puzzle game? And then the answer came. But that’s only going to satisfy fans for so long. And let’s not forget the moneymaking potential of plush toys, board games and slippers.
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They could even tie the action into a new kids’ movie release. Sure, they could experiment with special editions of the game that took the pig-bashing, screen-tapping fun into various holiday settings. After Rovio sent Angry Birds winging its way to great success-with well over half-a-billion smartphone and tablet downloads-the gamemakers were left with quite a feathery quandary.
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