Now one of the hardest things in life as I have found out quite recently isn’t really getting that big break, rather it’s being consistent. There’s a sort of holiness that surrounds those that are consistent, seen as one of the most underrated virtue consistency is often been perceived as the most boring good deed hence begs the question, if one consistently throw birds on pigs and various other animals, how well can it go?

Yes the once crazy mobile gaming hype it seems that the Angry Birds franchise is looking for a second wind. Millions of working hours wasted upon this behemoth of legendary game featuring kamikaze birds decending terror on pigs, monkeys and other random animals. Millions loved it and it became a norm for a smart phones and tablets to have pre installed angry brids on it. Indeed it bore to the notion that great games comes from great game plays and not ultra high quality processor hungry memory munching graphical rendering games (take that EA).

Still, though being consistently good (as they produced several franchise out of it) like consistency itself, it get’s boring over time and what better way to inject some excitement by reinventing it. You see, this isn’t just another franchise of Angry Birds, it’s not merely the same game with better graphics coupled with annoying monkeys, no Sir, you see the focal point of this game, apart from the science of trajectory is gravity, wait let me make it more clear, GRAVITY.

And what if…. What is there’s no gravity? How do you calculate trajectory? How would it be played? What, where when?????

Yes folks, it’s Angry Birds….. Only is Space.. Gravity? You worry about Gravity? I worry more about Oxygen.

You may think that this is just another remake of the old game of birds colliding with things, but as the motto of the game goes, it’s one small fling for a bird, one quantum leap for birdkind…

P/S – Ahh they always say it’s just a small fling with that bird, but wait till the wife finds out, well I say quantum leap is what you’re gonna get.