I originally created this page just for convenience, with the intent of providing the official links to the straight from . However, it appears that the server has been shut down, and the links are dead. However, years later (at least up until late 2019), the free versions of every game could be downloaded directly from Rovio’s servers, although the links were not advertised.
When the games were discontinued, Rovio also announced end of sales and support, and the games were removed from the Rovio store on their website. Updates would typically add additional levels (sometimes new worlds and new birds) and fix bugs.
This behavior applied to digital keys purchased online as well as physical copies (where the activation code would be included in the CD case). Once unlocked, you would get a nice, ad-free and nag-free gameplay experience, as well as eligibility for future updates, which could be installed periodically by the game’s auto-updater, or downloaded manually (game progress and activation status transferred automatically to any update installed over an existing version). However, the full game content was actually included in the installer, and could be unlocked simply by purchasing an activation code from Rovio or one of their resellers. The games that have seen PC releases are Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, Angry Birds Rio, Angry Birds Space, Angry Birds Star Wars, Angry Birds Star Wars II and the Bad Piggies spin-off.Įvery game in the series was offered as a free demo, including only a small subset of the levels, ads and promotions to buy the full version. Published: November 2019 Updated: December 2020īetween the first PC release of Angry Birds in January 2011 and the discontinuation of the desktop (PC/Mac) versions in November 2014, Rovio had released seven distinct games for the PC platform, and many updates.
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