Angry Birds Friends is now available through the Microsoft Store
You can now compete with your friends at slinging birds into pigs and puzzles on Windows 10.
What you need to know
- Angry Birds Friends is now available on Windows 10 through the Microsoft Store.
- The game allows users to compete with friends in tournaments.
- Angry Birds 2 will be released on 2 September.
Angry Birds Friends is now available on Windows 10 through the Microsoft Store, allowing players to compete with their friends in bird slinging mayhem. The game features miniature tournaments that are released every week. It has thousands of levels which allow for hours of gameplay.
Rovio, the maker of Angry Birds, shared a post about the arrival of Angry Birds Friends on Windows 10. The post also shares that Angry Birds 2 will arrive on Windows 10 in the near future.
Angry Birds Friends is available now and Angry Birds 2 launches on 2 September. Angry Birds Friends is free but has in-app purchases.
Sling birds at pigs and puzzles in this game that allows you to compete with your friends.
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