![]() ![]() In the game, the blue macaws are joined together by a chain, much as they are throughout part of the movie, and this makes throwing them something of a challenge as they spiral around each other and the weight of the joined birds moves differently to single birds. Blue is separated from his rather over-cautious owner and has many adventures with the feisty and spirited (and thoroughly able to fly!) female blue macaw. Both birds have been presumed to be the last of their species and the idea is to encourage them to breed to re-establish the species, at first in captivity and then, perhaps, in the wild. The premise and background of the game is based on the highly-popular children’s movie Rio, in which a flightless blue macaw (the bird, Blue, is flightless through fear and lack of parental example) is flown to Rio de Janeiro to meet a female of his species. The scenery is full of fabulous fruits, gorgeously painted colourful flowers and offset by cheery blue skies through which the occasional fluffy white cloud passes. The beauty of Angry Birds Rio is the colourful tropical background which summons up images of Brazilian carnival and exotic Amazonian rainforest. The major difference in this game is that there are no green pigs to defeat, in this version, the birds are plagued by being imprisoned in cages and must be freed and, in later levels, by pesky and screeching (but undeniably cute) furry marmosets.Īs in the original version of the game, the player has to navigate through various levels of the game, flinging birds in order to reach targets which, in this game are to defeat the marmosets and open cages containing new birds, some of which have new powers to be explored. Angry Birds Rio is one of the many great and colourful offerings in the Angry Birds franchise.
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