ANGRY BIRDS SPACE PLAYDOUGH ARCHIVE

Retrieved by AIBIRDS and uploaded to the Internet Archive by Riga2ru.

In March 2021, the files for various other Angry Birds web games were discovered throughout several subdomains of, the hosting provider for web applications deployed through the Google App Engine, by members of Flashpoint and the Angry Birds Modding Discord. On April 20th, 2020, a curation for the archival project BlueMaxima's Flashpoint was released through efforts by Wumbo and Computerdude77, restoring the game to its non-cached state and removing the login prompts. Only the first set of levels were playable, with the rest being locked behind a broken login prompt. On September 23rd, 2019, the cache was uploaded to the Internet Archive by Riga2ru. By the end of 2015, Angry Birds Chrome and all other Angry Birds web games at the time were discontinued (with the exception of Angry Birds Friends).ĭespite the closure of Angry Birds Chrome, the game saw continued use by the AIBIRDS coding competition in the form of a cache archive made available to participants by Rovio. Typically, these were created in collaboration with companies or organizations and distributed through Facebook as part of promotional campaigns thus, they were often temporary and disappeared after a certain amount of time. Throughout the first half of the 2010s beginning with the release of Angry Birds Chrome, Rovio developed a plethora of Angry Birds games targeted at browsers. Its games have accumulated over 3 billion downloads in total across various platforms. Angry Birds is an action-puzzle gaming franchise developed for mobile phones and PC by Rovio Entertainment.

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