Filip Brož I don't even know how many parts it is anymore. Anyway, the crazy birds are here again. The development studio Rovio is certainly not idle and released a new game Angry Birds Evolution to the App Store last week. From the first launch it is evident that something is different. Your main enemy is still green pigs, but the game system has undergone significant changes.
With an exaggeration, it resembles traditional pinball. You pull out some feather, aim, fire and wait to see how much damage it does. At first glance, everything is clear, but it wouldn't be Rovio if it didn't diversify the game in some way with a number of gadgets and modes.
Right from the start, you'll experience what it's like to have a team full of A-stars. Although the player quickly eats, he immediately falls to the ground. You have to build everything yourself, you don't get anything for free. The game features a traditional story that is loosely inspired by the recent feature film. Once you win the first fight, everything literally goes downhill.
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Angry Birds Evolution completely charmed me, and after the first switch on I spent two hours of pure gaming on my iPhone. The next day, a few more hours. However, I definitely don't regret it.
Although I outlined at the beginning that the game resembles pinball, but in practice this is not the case. In the case of Angry Birds Evolution, you have to engage your brain and tactical thinking. Each feathered has different abilities, attack power and other gadgets. Your task is to create the strongest possible team. Each bird is also rare in a different way, which you can tell very easily by the asterisks next to its name. In the beginning, you will see two or three stars at most, but over time you will also see five stars, which are true legends.
However, even an ordinary bird can be trained into an elite group. The trick is that after each match you get new fighters that can be used for training and upgrades. The chicks also hatch from new eggs at different time intervals.
But the whole thing has another catch, of course. Each upgrade costs something, either coins or crystals. However, you have a limited number of them at the beginning, and the more successful you are, the more you get. You can also easily buy more of them using in-app purchases, which the developers push you to do quite a bit. However, even without real money, you can have a lot of fun.
You can look forward to various animations and especially the fighting system. In the game, you can also play against real players or join a clan. The eagle scouts who throw you various bonus tasks, missions and all kinds of fights are also a diversion.
I also have to praise the graphics and design, although sometimes I get quite lost on the main map. Where are the days when Angry Birds was all about stars and completing individual levels. The bonuses and tasks sometimes make my head spin. If I had to give you some advice to start with, it would be that you don't forget to train your core team.
At first you'll only have two fighters, which quickly changes and you can grow up to five crazy birds. Also think about their abilities. They must complement each other, which you can tell very easily. You'll see a simple number for your team that will grow with your experience. After all, even as a player you increase your own level.
You can download all of this for free in the App Store. Angry Birds Evolution is betting on a freeemium model, and the main source of sustenance is advertising and in-app purchases, which start at 59 crowns. Also, prepare enough memory in your device. The initial download takes 753 MB. Angry Birds Evolution is definitely a great RPG game. The fights in the arenas are interesting and varied. The game is not about chance, but rather about tactics and thinking from a long-term perspective. If you are a fan of Angry Birds, don't miss the new title.
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