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All new Angry Birds!

Hello! My name is "Nisanth", and welcome to Articklez! I have recently made a game. In fact, it's one of my larger projects. Are you familiar with the "Angry Birds Movie"? If not, it is a movie where birds face off against pigs for stealing their eggs. The main tool used in the attack is the slingshot. Many games have been based on the original movie—most of them developed by "Rovio" (one of the creators of the movie). In my adaptation, the key tool—the slingshot is used in the first level. There, "Red" the protagonist aims at the pigs. He has to pop all of them within fifteen shots. Once the level is complete, the user is sent to the second level. Here, Chuck (aka "The Speed Demon") has to travel throughout the screen, popping the pigs—which randomly show up on the screen. He has to pop twenty pigs within a hundred seconds. In the third level, the "Explosives Expert"—Bomb has to trace his way through a labyrinth of pigs. He also has to evade a dynamite releasing airplane. Like "Jailbreak", this game was developed using "Construct 2"—which in turn was developed by "Scirra". Here is a demo of the game.



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