It was just four days ago that Rovio, and by extension we, teased you about Angry Birds Go! arriving for Windows Phone 8. The link for the latest and greatest in Angry Birds gaming was leaked and passed around rapidly. But the sinking realization of the app’s inability to connect to Rovio’s servers hit quickly and many were left with just a useless icon on their device.

Tonight (or even early morning for some of you), that tale has come to an end as version 1.0 of a true working version of the game is now live in the Store. That's just shy of under two-weeks after iOS got the game, which isn't too bad for platform parity.

Weighing in at 98 MB, the latest Windows Phone 8 game is a new take on the popular franchise, taking a page from Mario Kart racing. The game notes in the description “Feel the rush as you fling those freewheeling birds and piggies down the track at breakneck speed – with plenty of twists and turns in a thrilling race to the finish line!”.

The game boasts these features:

• FIRST-EVER 3D ANGRY BIRDS WORLD! See the birds and pigs from every angle as Piggy Island comes alive in this rich and colorful 3D world!
• RACE AS THE BIRDS OR PIGS! Jump behind the wheel and race as Red, Chuck, Terence, Stella, King Pig, Moustache Pig and many other favorites!
• MASTER THE TRACKS! Plenty of racetracks, stunt roads, air courses and off-road races – each throwing big and unexpected challenges your way!
• AWESOME SPECIAL POWERS! Smash your opponents off the road and take that winning position thanks to unique special powers for each character!
• MANY GAME MODES! Test your skills with super-fun and surprising game modes: Race, Time Boom, Fruit Splat, Champion Chase and Mega Match!
• UPGRADE YOUR RIDE! From a homemade soapbox car to a super-fly supercar, with tons of karts and awesome ways to upgrade – yours to earn or purchase!
• MUCH MORE TO COME! The race has only just begun – so look out for many more fun things coming your way!

Indeed, the game at least looks like a nice changeup from the regular fling ‘em style of previous Angry Birds releases. Plus, it’s completely free (though you can bet there are some in-app purchases to make up for that “oversight”).

For now, we’re just going to fire up the 3D racer and take her for a spin, pardon the pun. For the rest of you, you can update the previous version or just grab the Store link here to get Angry Birds Go! for your Windows Phone 8 device. Note: you need at least 1 GB of RAM, so no Lumia 520/620/625/720s!

Thanks, Yarim B., Froi F., Kevin B., and Anmol M., for the tips!

If you have be experiencing wantingness for new gaming levels to your favorite Angry Birds game, today is your lucky day.  Updates have gone out to just about every Windows Phone 8 Angry Birds gaming title, adding new levels, characters and features.

We will start with the original Angry Birds game being updated to version 4.0.  Based on the Windows Phone store details the update adds 30 extra levels in a new Short Fuse episode.  You also have 15 new levels in a Birthday Party episode and a new wave bomb feature.

Angry Birds Rio

Angry Birds Rio makes the jump to version 1.8 and adds twenty-six new Rocket Rumble levels, two new characters and fireworks.

Angry Birds Seasons leaps to version 4.0.1 which adds twenty-five new levels with four bonus levels.  There is a new Arctic level and a new underwater attack where you can plan a surprise attack on the pigs by flinging the birds under the icy Arctic waters.

Angry Birds Star Wars

Angry Birds Star Wars adds thirty new levels with version 1.5 that includes fifteen new space battles that feature a massive Imperial Star Destroyer and fifteen Death Star levels.  You also have the possibility to unmask Lard Vader to see who is hiding behind the mask.

And do not worry, Angry Birds Star Wars II is also in on Rovio’s massive update wave.  The update takes Angry Birds Star Wars II to version 1.2.1 and delivers the latest Battle Naboo chapter to the game with forty-four new levels and three new free characters.  This includes twenty new Pork Side levels, twenty new Bird Side levels and four new secret levels.

Angry Birds Star Wars II Telepod Support

The update also brings Angry Birds telepod support to the game where you can teleport your favorite character into the game through your Windows Phone camera.

The update collection delivers over 125 new levels to the Angry Birds Windows Phone games with the only version of Angry Birds not receiving an update being Angry Birds Space.  Add all this with the minor updates Angry Birds Go! has been receiving and Rovio is giving the Windows Phone platform a good bit of well-received attention.

You can find the updated versions of the Angry Birds games through the following Windows Phone Store links or by scanning the QR Codes below.  Each game is available for Windows Phone 8 and has a trial version.  The full version of each game is currently running $.99.

Thanks, everyone, for the tips!

Angry Birds

Angry Birds Rio

Angry Birds Seasons

Angry Birds Star Wars

Angry Birds Star Wars II

Angry Birds, the popular IP from Finnish game studio Rovio, has yet again been updated for Windows Phone. The original base title has been bumped to version 4.1 with even more content for players. Next time you fire up the game, you'll see new levels to battle through.

Bomb Bird returns in 4.1 with a devastating shock wave power, which can be utilised in 15 "electrifying" new levels. This brings the total number of levels in the Short Fuse episode to 45. If you've yet to return to the original Angry Birds on Windows Phone, we urge you to do so with today's update.

You can download Angry Birds from the Windows Phone Store for $0.99. via: Plaffo

Love it or hate it, the Angry Birds franchise is one of the most successful game series in the history of mobile. Today we’re looking at an update for Angry Birds Rio. We’re getting a ton of additions to the game that’s now at version 2.0. Plus, it's now free!

Head into the Windows Phone Store and you’ll see Angry Birds Rio at version 2.0. You can either download or update your existing install of Angry Birds Rio to take advantage of the new additions.

Here’s what’s new with version 2.0 of the game:

• New High Dive episode – Based on the upcoming sequel to Rio
• New levels – 20 new levels and 6 bonus levels set in the Brazilian port harbor
• New graphics
• River dolphins – Save these animals for points
• New move – Dive below to break open cages

You’ll also notice a new logo for Angry Birds Rio. The game is also free, which is a nice move on developer Rovio’s part. Previously, the game went for $0.99 in the Windows Phone Store. Note: We’re not seeing an update for the Windows Phone 7 version of the game, this looks like something only available for Windows Phone 8 users.

We just installed the game and it looks great. You'll find all old levels from 'Rio' there, but you can then toggle and see new levels for 'Rio 2'. Not a bad update and we might just get addicted again to Angry Birds. 

Download Angry Birds Rio from the Windows Phone Store.

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Rovio's latest instalment in the Angry Birds franchise is an RPG, which is quite different from the physics-based gameplay that has made the series an international hit. Called Angry Birds Epic, the game was soft-launched in Canada, Australia and New Zealand earlier this year, but is available globally now.

Angry Birds Epic follows a free-to-play model that is becoming increasingly popular with mobile game studios. The game follows a turn-based RPG format which sees players battling pigs with a team of birds. Along the way, players can acquire and upgrade weapons, potions and armor, level up and unlock new characters. Users also have access to a crafting engine that allows them to create new parts for use in battle scenarios.

Check out the trailer for the game below:

The game is a free download and comes with several in-app purchases. Head over to the link below to download the game for Windows Phone. Works on phones with 512MB of RAM.

• Angry Birds Epic - Windows Phone 8 - Free - Store Link

Rovio has announced it's next Angry Birds game, Angry Birds Transformers. The developer is partnering with Hasbro to create not just a new game, but also a new toy line and set of licensed consumer products featuring the Autobirds and Deceptihogs.

The game will utilize a new line of Hasbro's TELEPODS toys, action figures that can be imported directly into the game. Holding the toy over your device's camera will add the character to the game with special abilities and power-ups. TELEPODS were also a part of Angry Birds Star Wars II, along with the Angry Birds Go! racing game. TELEPODS will also feature in the upcoming Angry Birds Stella

The announcement of Transformers comes directly after the release of Angry Birds Epic, a new take on the franchise in the form of an RPG. Rovio did not announce a release date for Angry Birds Trnasformers, with the teaser site only saying that it is "coming soon to app stores" below the first shot of the birds and pigs as bots. The TELEPODS toys will be available later this year.

Source: Angry Birds Transformers, Rovio

The original Angry Birds game by Rovio is today picking up a whole bunch of new levels to play with the addition of the new "Flock Favorites" episode. The new levels are based on previous favorite episodes and bring yet more new life to a long standing favorite.

What's new in this version: You voted, we listened! Introducing an all-new bonus episode – FLOCK FAVORITES!

15 BRAND NEW LEVELS! Based on your favorite episodes including Short Fuse, Red's Mighty Feathers, Surf and Turf and many more.

JUICE UP YOUR BIRD! Super Seeds are now Power Potion – transform any bird into a pig-popping giant!

And of course, there's the new Power Potions to help you get out of green pig related jams. The update should be live now for current owners and anyone who's yet to pick it up can grab it from the Windows Phone Store for $0.99

If you love Angry Birds, and you own a Windows Phone, then there's no reason to not try them out now as all of the Angry Birds games for the platform are now free to download and play.

It actually started earlier this year with Angry Birds Rio, and earlier this month both Angry Birds Seasons and the spin-off Bad Piggies turned into free games as well. Now it looks like publisher Rovio has made all of the current Angry Birds games free to download. This is apparently not a promotion but a permanent change.

Of course, we are still waiting for Rovio to release its latest game in the series, Angry Birds Transformers, for Windows Phone so there might still be a paid game in the near future.

Thanks to the many people who tipped us!

• Download Angry Birds from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Rio from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Seasons from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Space from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Star Wars from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Star Wars II from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Go from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Angry Birds Epic from the Windows Phone Store
• Download Bad Piggies from the Windows Phone Store

Angry Birds Stella is now available for Windows Phone. This puzzle video game for Windows Phone is a spin-off in the Angry Birds series. The game launched for other platforms in early September, but now is available for free to those on Windows Phone.

Here's what you can look forward to in Angry Birds Stella for Windows Phone:

• PLAY OVER 120 LEVELS! Slingshot your way through the treetops of Golden Island!
• MEET THE FIERCE FLOCK! Six fun birds with unique personalities!
• MASTER THE MOVES! New kick-ass superpowers – tap and hold to target attacks!
• STOP BAD PRINCESS! Her pesky piggies are wreaking havoc across the island!
• COMPLETE YOUR SCRAPBOOK! Collect pics and wacky outfits to use in the game!
• SEE FRIENDS' SCORES! Then try to beat them (but don't fall out!)
• SCAN YOUR TELEPODS! Bring extra-special birds into the game!
• ENJOY LUSH GRAPHICS! Vivid visuals that put the "gold" in Golden Island!

You know the drill with this physics-based slingshot game. Just download for free and enjoy! We're digging the Xbox support!

• Download Angry Birds Stella for Windows Phone (Free)

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The original Angry Birds game is celebrating its fifth birthday with a new content update for Windows Phone. It adds a new episode to the arcade game based on artwork created by some of the game's many fans.

Here's what you can expect when you access the new content:

"It's our 5th BirdDay, and we're celebrating with our bird flinging fans! Play an all-new episode of 30 levels inspired by your fan art! We have received thousands of submissions. Now, play the levels to see the winning art. Maybe it's your own!"

Remember, developer Rovio made all of the Angry Birds games on Windows Phone free back in November. The original game now has over 300 levels to play, which makes it an even better value.

Download Angry Birds from the Windows Phone Store (free)

Sonic Dash has been enjoyed by millions of fans, and to celebrate the 100 millionth download across all platforms SEGA has teamed up with Rovio to bring across the Angry Birds crew.

For a limited time only, players will be able to collect special Angry Birds Epic tokens to unlock three characters - Red 'Knight,' Chuck 'Mage,' and Bomb 'Pirate.' You'll be able to race through the endless runner as one of three unlocked characters. The Angry Birds will remain playable following the close of the event.

If you're lazy and don't wish to collect said tokens in-game, you're able to purchase the characters outright using premium currency. Hitting 100 million downloads cements Sonic Dash as the most popular Sonic game in the history of the blue hedgehog.

Download Sonic Dash for Windows Phone (Free)

Download Sonic Dash for Windows (Free)

Angry Birds developer Rovio is telling customers in an email that they will no longer support Windows Phones or PCs. The email comes in response to a question about any future products or updates coming for the Microsoft platform.

Also, in a separate email, the same member of Rovio Support notes that they "decided to discontinue development of Angry Birds and Bad Piggies PC Games to focus on providing a better experience for these games on mobile devices." The email goes on to note that digital PC games will no longer be available for purchase or download nor will they receive any more updates.

The last update we saw for Windows Phone came just over one year ago in 2015. The company has numerous titles on Windows 8.1 that are still available including Angry Birds Space and Angry Birds Star Wars, but neither has been updated as a universal game for Windows 10.

Over the last few years, Rovio has hit a roadblock with their Angry Birds catalog. Once viewed as one of the biggest franchises in mobile gaming the company's growth stalled in 2013. Since then, the company has laid off nearly 400 employees in two rounds of reorganization reducing their entire workforce by nearly 50 percent. The company recently reported its 2015 adjusted operating loss was 13 million euros ($14.75 million) compared to its peak of $77 million in profit for 2012.

While the Angry Birds movie did surprisingly well with over $300 million in the box office, the gaming arena is a lot more challenging. Indeed, the torch of mobile gaming fads has apparently passed to Pokémon Go, although it is yet unclear how sustainable that game will be in the long term as well.

With Windows Phone market share at or below 2 percent worldwide, it is not surprising to see struggling Rovio drop support. However, that does not lessen the blow. Nonetheless, the bigger problem now is missing opportunities like Pokémon Go and not games from five years ago.

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Rovio has today announced a new title in the Angry Birds series. The popular company has been releasing top-rated games for multiple platforms and just like the previous Angry Birds Star Wars instalment, Angry Birds Go! will launch across the board. 

Confirmed on Twitter, Windows Phone owners will be able to download and enjoy the new take on the Angry Birds game. So, what's it all about and should you be interested? Well, it's not a classic Angry Birds game, but instead a take on the racing genre. Think Mario Kart meets Angry Birds.

That's right, say hello to the first Angry Birds racing game.

You'll be able to pimp yo ride

The game will sport downhill racing, upgradable karts (see above image), your favourite Angry Birds characters, special powers and all in a fully rendered 3D world. Special powers, you say? How would you feel about some super speed or controlling an inflated bird?

Oh, did we mention this title will in fact be available for free? Our bad, you'll probably be looking at optional upgrades through in-app purchases, but at least you'll be able to enjoy the title without investing anything precious.

Don't try this at home, kids

The official announcement teases "a whole host" of modes and features will be included for everyone, without requiring financial contribution. Starting with just a soapbox, you will be able to apply a variety of upgrades to create your perfect "super-fly car."

Hasbro's TELEPODS will be making a return too. Just like Angry Birds Star Wars II, you'll be able to teleport your favourite karts into the game. If you have karts ready to go before the game is released, Rovio will be launching a special countdown app to enable you to get a headstart.

We'll cover Angry Birds Go! closer to the release date. We'll assume for now that it'll be released as an Xbox for Windows Phone title.

Source: Rovio; thanks, DJCBS, for the tip!

We love new phones, deals, and hot new games. So when we get word on some crazy app deals in the Windows Phone Store we need to pass them onto you. If we told you a handful of Angry Birds titles were free in the Store would you believe us? You don’t need to, go check right now and you’ll see some games going for the low price of free. Specific Angry Birds games after the break.

We don’t know what to make of this. It could be a Store fluke or promotion. It was just earlier this month that Angry Birds, Angry Birds Space, and Angry Birds Star Wars were updated on Windows Phone 8. Either way, you can snag some Angry Birds for free right now. Here are the titles that are showing as free for us and a few of you tipping us:

• Angry Birds – Windows Phone Store
• Angry Birds Star Wars – Windows Phone Store
• Angry Birds Star Wars II –Windows Phone Store
• Angry Birds Rio – Windows Phone Store

Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Space are still showing up for us with prices attached. Again, we’re not sure what to make of this. There aren’t any current promotions that we’re aware of. One way or the other, go download these addictive games if you haven’t already.

Is this promotion a US only thing? We’re not sure, let us know in the comments if you’re seeing them as free and what region you’re located in. Thanks! Quick update: After posting this article we're getting reports all over the map. For example, some users in Thailand see Seasons and Space as free, but not the rest. While some users in the UK still don't see Rio listed as free. And topping it all off, some users are also seeing Amazing Alex for free. So what can we learn? Your mileage may (and will) vary. 

Store links are up above next to the game name, but your QR codes are below. As always, just swipe to the right in our app to grab them.

Thanks for the tips monotheist and everyone! 

We had expected the latest installment in the Angry Birds series of Windows Phone games, Angry Birds Go!, to land in the Store on December 11, 2013.  However, many awoke this morning to find the title already listed in the Store as a non-Xbox Windows game.  

Sadly though, it appears the game isn't completely ready for play.

Angry Birds Go! departs from the traditional style of gaming we have grown accustom to with the gaming series.  Instead of hurling your collection of birds through the air to defeat the pigs, Angry Birds Go! is a racing game.

You compete in a series of downhill races with go-karts that are upgradeable and driven by your favorite Angry Birds characters.  We’d love to comment further but while we were able to install the game to our Windows Phone, upon launching we consistently received an “unable to connect to the internet” error.

This could be a case that the game was made available in the Store before the online servers at Rovio were switched on, a bug in the game itself or AT&T playing a cruel joke on me.

If you feel like seeing if Angry Birds Go! will cooperate on your Windows Phone, it is a free app for Windows Phone 8 devices.  There were some tips stating there was a 2GB RAM requirement and while the game is listed as “unavailable” for the Nokia Lumia 520, I was able to install it on HTC 8x (but still received the connection error).

You can find Angry Birds Go! here in the Windows Phone Store.  If you have any luck getting the game to run, let us know in the comments and we'll keep you posted should we here anything new on the game's playability.

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It was just four days ago that Rovio, and by extension we, teased you about Angry Birds Go! arriving for Windows Phone 8. The link for the latest and greatest in Angry Birds gaming was leaked and passed around rapidly. But the sinking realization of the app’s inability to connect to Rovio’s servers hit quickly and many were left with just a useless icon on their device.

Tonight (or even early morning for some of you), that tale has come to an end as version 1.0 of a true working version of the game is now live in the Store. That's just shy of under two-weeks after iOS got the game, which isn't too bad for platform parity.

Weighing in at 98 MB, the latest Windows Phone 8 game is a new take on the popular franchise, taking a page from Mario Kart racing. The game notes in the description “Feel the rush as you fling those freewheeling birds and piggies down the track at breakneck speed – with plenty of twists and turns in a thrilling race to the finish line!”.

The game boasts these features:

• FIRST-EVER 3D ANGRY BIRDS WORLD! See the birds and pigs from every angle as Piggy Island comes alive in this rich and colorful 3D world!
• RACE AS THE BIRDS OR PIGS! Jump behind the wheel and race as Red, Chuck, Terence, Stella, King Pig, Moustache Pig and many other favorites!
• MASTER THE TRACKS! Plenty of racetracks, stunt roads, air courses and off-road races – each throwing big and unexpected challenges your way!
• AWESOME SPECIAL POWERS! Smash your opponents off the road and take that winning position thanks to unique special powers for each character!
• MANY GAME MODES! Test your skills with super-fun and surprising game modes: Race, Time Boom, Fruit Splat, Champion Chase and Mega Match!
• UPGRADE YOUR RIDE! From a homemade soapbox car to a super-fly supercar, with tons of karts and awesome ways to upgrade – yours to earn or purchase!
• MUCH MORE TO COME! The race has only just begun – so look out for many more fun things coming your way!

Indeed, the game at least looks like a nice changeup from the regular fling ‘em style of previous Angry Birds releases. Plus, it’s completely free (though you can bet there are some in-app purchases to make up for that “oversight”).

For now, we’re just going to fire up the 3D racer and take her for a spin, pardon the pun. For the rest of you, you can update the previous version or just grab the Store link here to get Angry Birds Go! for your Windows Phone 8 device. Note: you need at least 1 GB of RAM, so no Lumia 520/620/625/720s!

Thanks, Yarim B., Froi F., Kevin B., and Anmol M., for the tips!

If you have be experiencing wantingness for new gaming levels to your favorite Angry Birds game, today is your lucky day.  Updates have gone out to just about every Windows Phone 8 Angry Birds gaming title, adding new levels, characters and features.

We will start with the original Angry Birds game being updated to version 4.0.  Based on the Windows Phone store details the update adds 30 extra levels in a new Short Fuse episode.  You also have 15 new levels in a Birthday Party episode and a new wave bomb feature.

Angry Birds Rio

Angry Birds Rio makes the jump to version 1.8 and adds twenty-six new Rocket Rumble levels, two new characters and fireworks.

Angry Birds Seasons leaps to version 4.0.1 which adds twenty-five new levels with four bonus levels.  There is a new Arctic level and a new underwater attack where you can plan a surprise attack on the pigs by flinging the birds under the icy Arctic waters.

Angry Birds Star Wars

Angry Birds Star Wars adds thirty new levels with version 1.5 that includes fifteen new space battles that feature a massive Imperial Star Destroyer and fifteen Death Star levels.  You also have the possibility to unmask Lard Vader to see who is hiding behind the mask.

And do not worry, Angry Birds Star Wars II is also in on Rovio’s massive update wave.  The update takes Angry Birds Star Wars II to version 1.2.1 and delivers the latest Battle Naboo chapter to the game with forty-four new levels and three new free characters.  This includes twenty new Pork Side levels, twenty new Bird Side levels and four new secret levels.

Angry Birds Star Wars II Telepod Support

The update also brings Angry Birds telepod support to the game where you can teleport your favorite character into the game through your Windows Phone camera.

The update collection delivers over 125 new levels to the Angry Birds Windows Phone games with the only version of Angry Birds not receiving an update being Angry Birds Space.  Add all this with the minor updates Angry Birds Go! has been receiving and Rovio is giving the Windows Phone platform a good bit of well-received attention.

You can find the updated versions of the Angry Birds games through the following Windows Phone Store links or by scanning the QR Codes below.  Each game is available for Windows Phone 8 and has a trial version.  The full version of each game is currently running $.99.

Thanks, everyone, for the tips!

Angry Birds

Angry Birds Rio

Angry Birds Seasons

Angry Birds Star Wars

Angry Birds Star Wars II

Angry Birds, the popular IP from Finnish game studio Rovio, has yet again been updated for Windows Phone. The original base title has been bumped to version 4.1 with even more content for players. Next time you fire up the game, you'll see new levels to battle through.

Bomb Bird returns in 4.1 with a devastating shock wave power, which can be utilised in 15 "electrifying" new levels. This brings the total number of levels in the Short Fuse episode to 45. If you've yet to return to the original Angry Birds on Windows Phone, we urge you to do so with today's update.

You can download Angry Birds from the Windows Phone Store for $0.99. via: Plaffo

Love it or hate it, the Angry Birds franchise is one of the most successful game series in the history of mobile. Today we’re looking at an update for Angry Birds Rio. We’re getting a ton of additions to the game that’s now at version 2.0. Plus, it's now free!

Head into the Windows Phone Store and you’ll see Angry Birds Rio at version 2.0. You can either download or update your existing install of Angry Birds Rio to take advantage of the new additions.

Here’s what’s new with version 2.0 of the game:

• New High Dive episode – Based on the upcoming sequel to Rio
• New levels – 20 new levels and 6 bonus levels set in the Brazilian port harbor
• New graphics
• River dolphins – Save these animals for points
• New move – Dive below to break open cages

You’ll also notice a new logo for Angry Birds Rio. The game is also free, which is a nice move on developer Rovio’s part. Previously, the game went for $0.99 in the Windows Phone Store. Note: We’re not seeing an update for the Windows Phone 7 version of the game, this looks like something only available for Windows Phone 8 users.

We just installed the game and it looks great. You'll find all old levels from 'Rio' there, but you can then toggle and see new levels for 'Rio 2'. Not a bad update and we might just get addicted again to Angry Birds. 

Download Angry Birds Rio from the Windows Phone Store.

Thanks for the tip everyone!

Rovio's latest instalment in the Angry Birds franchise is an RPG, which is quite different from the physics-based gameplay that has made the series an international hit. Called Angry Birds Epic, the game was soft-launched in Canada, Australia and New Zealand earlier this year, but is available globally now.

Angry Birds Epic follows a free-to-play model that is becoming increasingly popular with mobile game studios. The game follows a turn-based RPG format which sees players battling pigs with a team of birds. Along the way, players can acquire and upgrade weapons, potions and armor, level up and unlock new characters. Users also have access to a crafting engine that allows them to create new parts for use in battle scenarios.

Check out the trailer for the game below:

The game is a free download and comes with several in-app purchases. Head over to the link below to download the game for Windows Phone. Works on phones with 512MB of RAM.

• Angry Birds Epic - Windows Phone 8 - Free - Store Link