Angry Birds Rio

In Rio de Janeiro, a flock heads into the city to break captive birds out of cages. Angry Birds Rio draws its setup from the animated movie Rio, with trapped tropical birds waiting behind stacks of crates and solid barriers. The rescue doesn't stop at one prison block. Later stages pack in more cages, plus walls made from wood, glass, and metal.

Several bird types join the mission, and they don't hit the same way. Red birds strike straight ahead. Yellow birds cut through targets with extra speed. Other birds bring their own attack patterns, which changes how you approach each structure.

How to play?

Pull a bird back in the slingshot, aim at the weak point, then release. Arc lines stay on the screen after each launch. Use that trail to adjust the next shot. Hit the cage itself or break the support under it. Some prisoners sit out in the open. Others sit behind layered cover, which takes more than one launch to crack. Swap tactics as new birds appear. Fast shots cut through narrow gaps. Wider attacks tear apart clustered blocks. Clear every cage on the stage to move on.