Angry Birds is the slingshot game that made physics puzzles a mass-market thing. The pigs stole the eggs; the birds fire themselves at the pigs' wooden, glass and stone towers, and each bird has a trick: red does nothing special, blue splits into three, yellow accelerates, black explodes, white drops an egg bomb. Three stars on every level requires using as few birds as possible.
Rovio released it in 2009 and it became the best-selling mobile game of its time; this page runs an HTML5 version with the classic levels and physics. The pull-back-and-release control is as good with a mouse as with a thumb.
It is an HTML5 version of the classic game with the original bird types, physics and level style, running without Flash or a download.
Clear the level using as few birds as possible; each unused bird adds a large bonus. Destroying more of the structure also raises the score.
Yes. It is a mouse-driven 2D game that runs in the browser with nothing to install, and it works on touchscreen Chromebooks too.