Build Puzzling Machines in Angry Birds Dev's Next Game
Play with Rube Goldberg machines in Rovio's first game since Angry Birds.
In the two and some years since its release, Angry Birds has gotten pretty much everywhere. It's on your phone, acquired and rebranded [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/113374-Angry-Birds-Say-Chrome-is-Great-Mustaches-Are-Funny] an online physics puzzler game, turning Casey's Contraptions into Amazing Alex. Little was known about Rovio's plans for the game, but that changes today with the launch of a new trailer and teaser website.
Amazing Alex will, like Rovio's avian darling, be a physics-based game. Instead of simply catapulting things into other things however, your goal will be to create complex chain reactions to solve puzzles. In a new teaser site [http://teaser.amazingalex.com/] for the game, Rovio shows the titular character setting off a Rube Goldberg machine and explains that players can use multiple solutions for each level.
Other promised features include an impressive 100 levels, the ability to create and share your own puzzles using 35 interactive objects, and free updates, which Angry Birds players also enjoyed. The game will come out for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices sometime in July.
Rube Goldberg puzzles games are nothing new, but Rovio didn't exactly invent catapult destruction games with Angry Birds either. If Alex and his machines are as charming as the birds and pigs of Rovio's runaway hit, its next game will have no problems getting off the ground.
Source: Geekosystem [http://www.geekosystem.com/rovio-amazing-alex/]
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Play with Rube Goldberg machines in Rovio's first game since Angry Birds.
In the two and some years since its release, Angry Birds has gotten pretty much everywhere. It's on your phone, acquired and rebranded [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/113374-Angry-Birds-Say-Chrome-is-Great-Mustaches-Are-Funny] an online physics puzzler game, turning Casey's Contraptions into Amazing Alex. Little was known about Rovio's plans for the game, but that changes today with the launch of a new trailer and teaser website.
Amazing Alex will, like Rovio's avian darling, be a physics-based game. Instead of simply catapulting things into other things however, your goal will be to create complex chain reactions to solve puzzles. In a new teaser site [http://teaser.amazingalex.com/] for the game, Rovio shows the titular character setting off a Rube Goldberg machine and explains that players can use multiple solutions for each level.
Other promised features include an impressive 100 levels, the ability to create and share your own puzzles using 35 interactive objects, and free updates, which Angry Birds players also enjoyed. The game will come out for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices sometime in July.
Rube Goldberg puzzles games are nothing new, but Rovio didn't exactly invent catapult destruction games with Angry Birds either. If Alex and his machines are as charming as the birds and pigs of Rovio's runaway hit, its next game will have no problems getting off the ground.
Source: Geekosystem [http://www.geekosystem.com/rovio-amazing-alex/]
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