Rovio has launched a new game called Amazing Alex. Rovio is the maker behind the wildly-popular Angry Birds franchise. Rovio’s new game is based on cool physics and has been launched both on the Android and iOS platforms.
The company has added 35 interactive objects that the players can use to make a Rube Goldberg device in order to complete challenges through a chain reaction. Amazing Alex consists of 100 levels, with each level capable of being solved in multiple ways. In addition to these 100 levels, players can also create their own levels to challenge other players or their friends. They can even share all the levels that they create along with the solutions.
Petri Jarvilehto, EVP of Games, Rovio, said that the folks at Rovio had taken their time in developing a great game and believes that they have created something which is not only fun but also accessible to all ages.
For now, Amazing Alex is available only on Android and iOS platforms only. However, Rovio has announced that the game will soon be available on Mac, PCs and Windows Phone as well.
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