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Fans of mobile gaming have something new to check out as Outfit7 and Rovio come together for their first-ever crossover event. For a limited time, game players are able to see characters from Talking Tom and Angry Birds join forces between now and November 28.
The event brings together Talking Tom, Outfit7’s widely popular franchise, and Rovio’s Angry Birds, one of mobile gaming’s most iconic titles. Players can look forward to crossover content where characters from both universes interact, complete festive missions, and experience special in-game rewards.
While details about the specific content have yet to be fully disclosed, the collaboration between two popular mobile game studios undoubtedly offers something fun for long-time fans of either series.
And on the Angry Birds YouTube channel, Tom will enter Angry Birds Bubble Trouble’s universe through Red’s dreams, and take part in two special episodes. The first episode premieres on November 8, with the second episode arriving next Thursday, November 15.
This limited-time event is available now within Talking Tom games, and both companies are encouraging players to jump in while it lasts, keeping in mind the end date of November 28.
For those unfamiliar, Talking Tom is best known for its interactive virtual pet gameplay, while Angry Birds made its name through the slingshot bird-flinging gameplay. Seeing these two experiences mix together is a rare treat.
Keep an eye on the in-game stores or special event tabs if you’re interested in participating, as both brands are known for offering unique time-limited customizations or exclusive bonuses during crossover events like this.
This marks a notable moment, as it is the first time Outfit7 and Rovio are working together. Whether or not more collaborations between these two companies might happen in the future is unclear, but this event sets an encouraging precedent.
In the meantime, players can enjoy the new combination of catapulting birds and talking pets.
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