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Angry Birds Seasons
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Angry Birds Seasons
Staff
Developer(s)
Publisher(s)
Producer(s)
- Annica Strand
- Harro Grönberg
- Janne Immonen
- Mikael Hed (executive producer)
- Niklas Hed (executive producer)
- Niko Leskinen (executive producer)
- Patrick Liu (executive producer)
- Peter Vesterbacka (executive producer)
- Raine Mäki
Designer(s)
- Arttu Mäki (leader)
- Eoin O’Doherty
- Jaakko Iisalo (lead level designer)
- Joonas Mäkilä
- Joonas Palmgren (leader)
- Markus Tuppurainen (leader)
- Oskar Törnros (lead level designer)
- Risto Holström
- Sami Lindquist
- Steve Olofsson
- Touko Iisakka (leader)
- Tove Enghed (leader)
- Tuomas Erikoinen
- Adnan Mirza
- Ivan Lugovoy
- Panu Alku (leader)
- Teemu Kivikangas
- Teemu Vilen
Artist(s)
- Andread Chrysovitsanos (art director)
- Antti Teittinen
- Emma Kantanen
- Helena Tielinen
- Joakim Svärling
- Joonas Mäkilä
- Les Spink
- Miisa Loppery (senior graphic artist)
- Olga Budanova
- Rickard Jonasson
- Wensi Zhai
- Stefan Hansson
- Tuomas Erikoinen (lead graphic artist)
- Ivan Lugovoy
- Juho Salvolainen (lead game artist)
- Olli Pikkarainen (lead game artist)
Composer(s)
Overview
Series
Engine(s)
Release date(s)
Latest version (version history)
Genre(s)
Platform(s)
- Android
- BlackBerry 10
- BlackBerry Tablet OS
- iOS
- Mac OS X
- PC
- Symbian
- webOS
- Windows Phone
Input device
«It’s pig popping season» — Tagline
Angry Birds Seasons (formerly also known as Angry Birds Halloween before the Season’s Greedings update), is the second game in the Angry Birds series. It was developed and published by Rovio Entertainment.
Contents
- 1 History
- 2 Plot
- 3 Gameplay
- 3.1 Objects
- 3.1.1 Items
- 4.1 Playable characters
- 4.2 Non-playable characters
- 4.3 Enemies
- 5.1 Season 2010
- 5.2 Season 2011
- 5.3 Season 2012
- 5.4 Season 2013
- 5.5 Season 2014
- 5.6 Season 2015
- 5.7 Season 2016
- 5.8 Other
- 6.1 Shop
- 6.2 Hats
- 6.3 Quests
- 6.3.1 Quests
- 6.3.2 Challenges
- 6.3.3 Episodes
- 6.3.4 Progress
History
Angry Birds Seasons was released as a paid app exclusively for iOS in October 2010 as Angry Birds Halloween. In December 2010, the game would be updated as Angry Birds Seasons due to the adding of another episode, Season’s Greedings, though the Halloween levels were kept in an episode called Trick or Treat. Angry Birds Seasons would also receive a free release on Android and Symbian devices, though with ads included in it. The game would continue receiving updates with new episodes that celebrated the seasons and festivities of the years, until 2016 with the addition of Ragnahog, an episode made to celebrate Christmas, set in a Nordic theme.
On August 23, 2011, The Mighty Eagle was released for the game on iOS devices.
Seasons was formerly updated on a semi-monthly basis, each update adding a themed episode stylized by an upcoming holiday and usually two Golden Eggs. (The exceptions: Easter Eggs has 11 Golden Eggs (10 in PC and Mac), Summer Pignic has 3, Wreck the Halls has 3, Winter Wonderham has 3 (7 in the Intel Golden Egg on android devices, that got removed on December 1, 2016), Arctic Eggspedition has 4, South Hamerica has 3, Ham Dunk has 3, Tropigal Paradise also has 3 and Pig Days doesn’t have any) Angry Birds Seasons is split into seven Seasons: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016.
Since version 3.2.0, power-ups were added in gameplay.
In April 2019, the game was unlisted in the app stores but came back and received a new update. Afterwards, it was then unlisted again in July 2019. Rovio Entertainment Corporation stated that they had removed the games for testing purposes, but never explained what the test was. Later, the statement was changed to say that the game was removed because Rovio did not want to keep updating the game, now it is only available to download in Zimbabwe.
In June 2021, it was announced by Rovio on Twitter that efforts were going to be made to bring some of the original Angry Birds games back to online stores sometime in the future, including Seasons. [1]
Plot
During Halloween 2010, the Angry Birds are distracted by a pig covered in a sheet to look like a ghost. The birds scream and the pigs take off with the eggs. They retrieve their eggs several more times and later come across Bubbles, the Orange Bird who helps them from Halloween 2011 and on from there. After retrieving their eggs several more times, they meet Stella, the Pink Bird who helps them during the Back to School season in 2012 and on retrieving their eggs several more times till Christmas 2016.
Gameplay
Angry Birds Seasons is a puzzle video game with similar gameplay to that from previous Angry Birds games. In the game, the player takes control of a limited group of birds, who can be launched anywhere by the use of a slingshot. All levels have a series of pigs the player must pop by the use of their characters. These pigs normally appear sheltered inside of structures made of wood, glass, and/or stone, in addition of some additional objects, such as TNT. If the player fails to pop all the pigs in the levels, they will get a Level Failed screen, encouraging them to try again. If they manage to do so however, they will win and pass to the next level. Upon completing each level, the player will receive one, two, or three stars depending on the score received.
As with other Angry Birds games, Angry Birds Seasons is composed on several episodes; in this game, episodes are based on different holidays celebrated throughout the world. The Android version also has a «Continue Playing!» option in the main menu which takes the player to the last level they played. Most episodes have exclusive features used to celebrate the holidays they are based off; for example, Go Green, Get Lucky makes use of cauldrons filled with money, while Halloween-themed episodes often have jack-o-lanterns. Nevertheless, some episodes may have elements that were taken from past episodes, such as Ski or Squeal and Ragnahog making use of Tony, a character that first appeared in On Finn Ice.
Like other Angry Birds games, Angry Birds Seasons makes use of powerups, which are optional booster items the player can use to get a temporal advantage to beat the level with more ease. These powerups are limited and cannot be used if the player runs out of them; to compensate this, Angry Birds Seasons also makes use of Bird Coins, the game’s currency, which allow the player to buy more powerups and unlock extra episodes. While Bird Coins can be obtained by collecting stars or by watching ads, the player is also encouraged to use real money to buy more Bird Coins with real money to use in gameplay.
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