Angry Birds Go! racing to Windows Phone on December 11th

Rovio has today announced a new title in the Angry Birds series. The popular company has been releasing top-rated games for multiple platforms and but similar the previous Aroused Birds Star Wars instalment, Angry Birds Go! will launch across the board.

Confirmed on Twitter, Windows Phone owners volition exist able to download and enjoy the new accept on the Angry Birds game. So, what'south information technology all nigh and should you lot be interested? Well, information technology'southward not a archetype Angry Birds game, but instead a take on the racing genre. Retrieve Mario Kart meets Angry Birds.

That'due south right, say hello to the get-go Angry Birds racing game.

Angry Birds Go!
You'll be able to pimp yo ride

The game will sport downhill racing, upgradable karts (encounter above image), your favourite Angry Birds characters, special powers and all in a fully rendered 3D world. Special powers, you say? How would you feel about some super speed or controlling an inflated bird?

Oh, did we mention this title volition in fact be available for free? Our bad, you'll probably be looking at optional upgrades through in-app purchases, but at least you'll be able to enjoy the championship without investing anything precious.

Angry Birds Go!
Don't try this at domicile, kids

The official proclamation teases "a whole host" of modes and features volition be included for everyone, without requiring financial contribution. Starting with just a discourse, you will be able to use a variety of upgrades to create your perfect "super-wing machine."

Hasbro'due south TELEPODS volition be making a return as well. Just like Angry Birds Star Wars 2, y'all'll exist able to teleport your favourite karts into the game. If you take karts ready to get before the game is released, Rovio will be launching a special countdown app to enable yous to get a headstart.

We'll cover Angry Birds Go! closer to the release date. We'll presume for at present that it'll be released as an Xbox for Windows Phone title.

Source: Rovio; thanks, DJCBS, for the tip!

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