Classic Angry Birds Returns Without Ads and Microtransactions

The cult classic Angry Birds has returned to Google Play and App Store. Remaster of the classic game was announced back in June last year, but then Rovio did not say when we can expect the game's return.

Old-new Angry Birds

Rovio's website says that this year's Angry Birds is basically the same game that conquered mobile devices in 2012.

1. The title has been adapted for newer hardware and brings back everything that Angry Birds fans may have missed when the pgame was not available for download.

1. The once-premium bird Mighty Eagle has also returned to the game. In Rovio Classics: Angry Birds it is available for free.
2. What's more, the remaster of the original Angry Birds has no ads or microtransactions. The only catch is that you have to pay for access to the game. However, this is not an exorbitant amount - we are talking about only $1.

Gamers are happy with the return, but...

In Google Play, the game's total rating is 4.8/5 so far. Obviously, this is a very good score, and it's hard to find any review that gives Rovio Classics: Angry Birds less than four stars. Players mainly point out the nostalgia that the revamped title evoked in them.

...the only right price is for free

People forgot that Angry Birds originally had to be purchased. Source: Twitter

Obviously, such jabs from gamers need to be taken with a grain of salt. After all, a token dollar is not a big deal. Despite everything, it did not stop some players from "complaining" about the price of Angry Birds.

Angry Birds

December 10, 2009

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• Overview

• remake / remaster
• Rovio Entertainment
• mobile games
• Angry Birds (franchise)
• arcade and logic games