For many people, games such as Angry Birds are definitely a lingering memory of the era when smartphones were just beginning to become popular.
But in 2019, Angry Birds announced the removal from the App Store and major app stores as the engine used in the game was no longer compatible with new devices.
Today, according to Finnish game developer Rovio, Angry Birds will be back on the App Store and Play Store.
It is reported that the "Angry Birds" on the shelves this time is based on the original game, using the Unity engine for a replica of the version, Rovio promised that the version of the game basically retains the feel and design of the 2009 version of "Angry Birds".
At the same time, Rovio also said that the re-launched version will not have any advertising and in-app purchase elements, and will include the original version of the enhancements as DLC.
As a pioneer of smartphone games, when Angry Birds was released in 2009, it set off a wave of global craze, accumulating more than 4 billion downloads, almost becoming a common memory of a generation.
Source: Fast Technology