
This is especially so in Seasons, with each pack of levels in the game representing a different seasonal event in the year. Part of the appeal of Angry Birds has always been the cheery graphics used by Rovio.
ANGRY BIRDS SEASONS WONT LOAD WINDOWS
That's ok on a big screened Windows Phone device like the Lumia 920, but on the smaller mid and low-range devices, much of the detailed animation and graphical look is lost. The detail on offer in the levels of Seasons, even for the initial levels, is very complex and I found the need to play the game with the view as zoomed out as possible so I could see everything. The one concern I might have is with Seasons playing on a smaller screened device such as the Lumia 620. It's been used before, everyone understands it, and the accuracy needed is available here.

I don't think I need to say too much about the controls and interface of Angry Birds Seasons - you have your catapult to launch the various birds into the air, with a pulling back and release action to throw them, and the position of your finger to determine the angle. With intricate level design, tricky piggy placement, and a very limited selection of Birds per level, Seasons is probably the most 'puzzly' version of Angry Birds available, and as such it's one of my favourite variants of the game. If you've breezed through the regular Angry Birds game, Seasons is a whole level of complexity. The first thing to note about Angry Birds Seasons is just how difficult it is.

Next- (Oi! - Rafe) Oh I need to write some more? Okay then, let's look at what makes Seasons probably the best of the Angry Birds games available. It's Angry Birds, on Windows Phone 8, it's the version of the game called 'Seasons' and it does everything that you would expect of an Angry Birds game.
