Angry Birds 2 Passes 10 Million Downloads
New download milestone for Rovio's bird-flinging sequel.
Angry Birds 2 is off to a hot start. Developer Rovio has announced that the bird-flinging sequel has passed 10 million downloads since its release for mobile phones and tablets on July 29.
The entire Angry Birds franchise has tallied more than 1 billion downloads since it originally debuted in 2009.
Angry Birds 2 is a free-to-play game, so big download numbers are to be expected. Rovio did not share any information regarding how many of those 10 million players have spent real-world money on it.
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In Angry Birds 2, your arsenal of birds takes the form of cards. When you use them up, you lose a life. After this, you can either wait for those lives to refill after using them up, or spend in-game currency to buy a few more chances. Another change for Angry Birds 2 is the environments, which now have a multi-area layout.
For more on Angry Birds 2, check out our full breakdown of features and more here.
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