The young Anakin Skywalker pilots his podracer tapping a location while it’s in flight allows you to change its course of travel and, in doing so, cut a wider swath of destruction. You’ve seen lightsaber twirling in the original, but the General Grievous pig brings all four of his lightsabers to the fight, allowing him to cut through that much more. The new time period for Angry Birds Star Wars means there’s an all-new cast of characters, and a fresh set of powers to go along with them. You’ve got a mix of the space-based, gravity-tweaked play from Angry Birds Space and the more traditional land-based bird-flinging of the earlier games.Īn elegant weapon. The gameplay in Angry Birds Star Wars II is the same as its been in previous games, particularly that of its predecessor. The Dark Side campaign is basically “more Angry Birds” and not a Star Wars-y take on Bad Piggies. You fling pigs and use their powers in the same way that you do the birds, only your goal is to take out the squawking do-gooders instead. Angry Birds Star Wars II changes things up a little bit with a pair of dueling campaigns: one for the bird-filled Light Side of the Force and the other for the pig-filled Dark Side. The story loosely follows the events of the three prequels, though anyone who played the original Angry Birds Star Wars knows that liberties are taken freely.Ĭome over to the Pork Side. The all-new story is set in and around the events of the Clone Wars, with players slingshotting a new cast of bulbous, Star Wars-themed birds around in land and space environments. Story/ConceptĪ galaxy far, far away. With Angry Birds Star Wars having already explored the Original Trilogy sequence of events, there was really only one direction that Angry Birds Star Wars II could go in: the Prequel Trilogy. Now Rovio is stepping up with an enhancement to its upcoming Angry Birds Star Wars II, out September 19, that leverages its partnership with Hasbro for a new toy-meets-game feature called Telepods. Activision proved there’s a market for such things with the ridiculous success of Skylanders, prompting Disney to follow suit with its own Disney Infinity, which launches in August 2013. The idea of merging video games with physical toys is still relatively new, but is gaining traction.
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