ANGRY BIRDS STAR WARS FOR PS3 SERIES

Indeed, Rovio has really done justice to the Star Wars franchise by taking popular themes from the blockbuster I.P. Though there’s no voice-acting or text to read while viewing these scenes, the inanimate cartoon drawings have been etched with skill and handled with humour after all, you can’t take a bunch of animals sitting in the infamous canteena dressed up in various film-inspired costumes seriously. So, players can look forward to slinging birds across the desolate ice world of Hoth and the gas mining colony of Cloud City while enjoying the likes of Boba Fett-inspired stages and bonus levels that weren’t available in earlier versions of the between levels, players get treated to some amusing cartoons of pigs and birds re-enacting famous scenes from the Star Wars movies. From the sandy deserts of Tattoine to the gravity-defying Death Star levels set in outer space, each world is based on familiar places from a galaxy far, far away. Progression and scoring in Angry Birds Start Wars is identical to previous games with players working through levels until they unlock the next world, earning a star rating (up to three stars) at the end of each stage for their performance, while gaining points for smashing down structures with the least amount of birds possible. Consequently, fans of Angry Birds shouldn’t be disappointed. In fact, the Star Wars universe has given Rovio some excellent source material from which to draw inspiration from, and it’s done well to create new bird-chucking strategies for fans of the franchise, as well as deliver some unique levels that are well worth a look. Yes, core gameplay still involves catapulting birds in the air at a variety of angles to destroy pigs who have barricaded themselves around a variety of elaborate structures made of various tough materials, but it does so with a great deal of style and in a way that revitalizes the familiar gameplay somewhat. Well, as it turns out Angry Birds: Star Wars, despite its familiarity, is a very pleasant surprise. And, if Team 17 and its Worms franchise can dine out on the same gameplay for the last 15 years, why shouldn’t Rovio milk it when it has a fairly new formula that works? The old adage, ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it,’ springs to mind.

ANGRY BIRDS STAR WARS FOR PS3 SERIES

Nevertheless, it’s a formula that has set developer Rovio Entertainment on the path to massive success with a series that has appeared on multiple platforms and been played by millions of casual gamers across the globe.

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