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Forget Angry Birds, put yourself in the pigs point of view with Bad Piggies for Windows Phone

Ron Ron
August 23, 2019
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Forget Angry Birds, put yourself in the pigs point of view with Bad Piggies for Windows Phone

From the creators of Angry Birds comes a spin-off game called Bad Piggies. This game, recently updated to version 1.5.3.0 for Windows Phone, features more than 200 levels and hours of pig-crashing, exploding, and flying entertainment. The game requires that you plan the same level several times in order to complete all the objectives!

β€œThe Bad Piggies are after the eggs again – but as usual, nothing is going according to plan! Can you create the ultimate flying machine and steer them safely to their destination? Those tricky pigs have a few objects they can use, but they need your help to turn these into the perfect transportation!” the app description reads.

The app runs for $0.99 and you can grab it via the download link below. Give it a try and who knows, you might like it better than Angry Birds.

Bad Piggies

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