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Rovio teases "the next epic Angry Birds game"

Rovio, the Finland-based game
developer released a brief trailer of
its next game. The brief teaser
shows an angry bird covered in a
medieval armor and also shows the
unnamed game as "the next epic
Angry Birds game." The game will be
launched in Canada and Australia
first followed by New Zealand and
other countries later on.
Rovio had unveiled its new flagship
game ' Angry Birds Stella: Best
Friends Forever
' last month. The Angry Birds Stella
looks as if its aimed at young girls
and shows a titular pink bird along
with 6 new characters. The game is
set for a release in fall and Rovio
has not shed much light on the
game play. However it mentions in a
blog post that "there will be plenty
of fun and adventure, but the bunch
of passionate pals will also have to
deal with some serious issues in
order to protect their friendship and
the environment they live in. Luckily,
Stella and her friends are good at
finding creative solutions!"
"Angry Birds Stella is breaking the
mold by introducing strong,
passionate characters who really
stand for something, while adding
plenty of action and reality into the
mix," Rovio CEO Mikael Hed says.
The developer says that the game "is
all about inspiration, empowerment,
and other real issues," without
getting into any specifics.
Rovio launched the Angry Birds Go
racing game in December last year.
The game is a free “kart” racer
similar to Mario Kart. It comes with
popular Angry Birds characters,
including Stella, Chuck and King Pig,
and gives the user an option to race
as a bird or a pig.

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