Where Isle of Pigs differs is the subtle changes it makes to enhance the experience in VR. Shooting Into Roomscale VRĪll of this is standard fare for any Angry Birds game. The less birds you use and the more of the structure you destroy, the better. You progress to the next level by killing all the pigs, but you’re also given a 3-star rating on your performance. The birds also possess power-ups that can be activated with the trigger after they’ve been shot - yellow will speed up and fly completely straight, blue will split into 3 birds heading in slightly different directions, and black can be detonated to cause explosive damage to blocks around it. The standard red bird is the all-rounder, while the yellow bird is effective against wood, the blue bird against ice and the explosive black bird against stone. The structures are made out of ice, wood and stone, and different types of birds work better against certain materials. Given your limited number of birds and increasing number of pigs per structure, you’ll often want to go for the former. You can do this by damaging the structure and causing it to collapse, or shooting the pigs themselves. To get them back, you’ll play through short levels that involve slingshotting birds at structures housing the pigs, with the aim of taking out all the pigs before you run out of birds. The evil green pigs have stolen the birds’ eggs. If you had never heard of Angry Birds before playing Isle of Pigs, you could be forgiven for thinking the game was an original concept made for VR.įor those who have been living under a rock, here’s the quick version of how almost any Angry Birds games plays out. It’s a fantastic translation - not only is the core gameplay preserved, but it all works intuitively in virtual reality with little to no explanation needed.
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Much of the gameplay is similar, if not identical, in concept to the original game, with some small adjustments to take full advantage of the new medium. Watch Those Birds, You Dirty Pigsįor a game that originated as a 2D mobile game, the iconic Angry Birds gameplay has translated remarkably well to roomscale VR. If you’re an Angry Birds die-hard who just got a VR headset, there’s a lot to love.
In addition to the original main campaign, there’s now a set of 52 ‘spooky’ levels and a full custom level creation system, with the ability to upload, play and rate levels created by others.
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