Angry Birds

Angry Birds Flash is a cancelled Angry Birds game that was shown at the Adobe MAX 2011 event by Andrew Stablow from Rovio Entertainment Corporation. A demo of the game created exclusively for the event was shown at the same event to announce the game. It was planned to release later that year, but it ended up getting canceled and replaced by Angry Birds Friends in 2012.

Rebuilt from the ground up, Rovio Classics: Angry Birds is a faithful re-make of the original Angry Birds game that took the world by storm! The survival of the Angry Birds is at stake. Dish out revenge on the greedy pigs who stole their eggs. Use the unique powers of each bird to destroy the pigs' defenses. Angry Birds features challenging physics-based gameplay and hours of replay value. Each level requires logic, skill and force to solve!

While the birds are sleeping, a pig wizard arrives and steals the bird's powers and their eggs too! While powerless, the flock must get their eggs and their powers back! Will they get their power's back, or will they be lost forever?

An unofficial LCD game based on the Angry Birds series that was on sale on Amazon from 2012 to 2014.

Angry Birds Opera was a demo version of Angry Birds available for PCs using the Opera web browser. The game was released on the version 12 alpha of Opera Next on October 13, 2011, and closed it's servers one day later on October 14, 2011. As a result, the domain was also closed for a while until it finally expired sometime in the late 2010s. The game was located on opera.angrybirds.com. The game was announced by The Register on October 11, 2011, and was meant to be available two days later on October 13, 2011. It released and was able to be playable for one day until October 14, 2011, when Rovio closed the game's servers without telling anyone.

Angry Birds Chrome was a free version of the original Angry Birds available for PCs using the Google Chrome web browser.