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This article is about the Angry Birds Rio chapter. For the book series, see Angry Birds Playground.

Playground is the tutorial episode of Angry Birds Rio. It takes place in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was released in February 2014, alongside High Dive, comprising five levels. Playground grants the player free access to unlimited power-ups and the Mighty Eagle, albeit only in the mobile version.

Description[]

Playground sports the same background as Rocket Rumble. It takes place in the outsides of Rio de Janeiro underneath a blue sky during sunset. In the background, the seas and coasts, which are covered in fog, can be spotted in front of some mountains. The grass is green with a blueish tone and is on top of some gray rocks. The front layer also has some vegetation.

Gameplay[]

Playground features the most basic gimmicks of the game, with marmosets as targets and Red, the Blues and Chuck being the only playable characters. In the mobile version, Playground enables the player free access to the Mighty Eagle and unlimited power-ups.

Overview[]

Playground is the shortest episode in the game, featuring only five levels. These were released concurrently with High Dive for the 2.0.0 update of Angry Birds Rio, on February 20, 2014.[1] Playground and Hidden Harbor are the only chapters in Rio to contain no bonus levels.

Image Level 3-star score[2] 3-star tips Mighty Eagle tips
Angry Birds Rio Playground level 1 1 52,000 Red should be flung to the bottom part of the building, thus bringing it down. The player should clear the level as normal, then summon the Mighty Eagle to destroy the palm trees on the right.
Angry Birds Rio Playground level 2 2 60,000 The player should launch the first batch of Blues to the bottom part of the first building, destroying it. The second trio of Blues should target the middle structure. The player should repeat the aforementioned method, then use the Mighty Eagle to destroy the remaining debris.
Angry Birds Rio Playground level 3 3 95,000 The first Chuck should aim towards the top right building, bringing it down to crush the marmoset beneath. The second Chuck should then be launched straight ahead to clear the two remaining marmosets. The player should repeat the method on the left, then summon the Mighty Eagle to clear the rubble.
Angry Birds Rio Playground level 4 4 85,000 The player should aim the first batch of Blues to the leftmost marmoset, then launch the second trio to the glass at the far right, dropping stone blocks onto the rightmost marmoset and destroying the structure in a chain reaction. Repeating the aforementioned strategy effectively grants Total Destruction by letting the Mighty Eagle clear some debris.
Angry Birds Rio Playground level 5 5 80,000 The first batch of Blues should be lobbed towards the leftmost marmoset, enabling the first Chuck to bring down the tower to its right. The second trio of Blues can then clear the rightmost marmosets. Once the level has been cleared, the player can launch a sardine to the left of the leftmost crate, enabling the Mighty Eagle to destroy the remaining debris.

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References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 AMslimfordy (February 20, 2014). Angry Birds Rio High Dive Episode Now Available!. AngryBirdsNest. Retrieved on May 10, 2025. “New “Playground” episode: Five complementary levels to try out Power Ups and the Mighty Eagle for free!”
  2. Angry Birds Almanac: A Breakdown of All Levels and Minimum 3 Star Scores. AngryBirdsNest.com. Retrieved on August 24, 2024.
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Projectiles The Flock (RedThe BluesChuckMatildaBombTerenceHalBubblesStella) • BluJewel
Targets and bosses Caged BirdsCaged DolphinsMarmosetsMauroNigel
Other characters Merchandising cameosForeman PigLuizMighty EagleMinion PigsRafael
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Boss battles Jungle Escape level 30Carnival Upheaval level 30Smugglers' Plane level 30Market Mayhem level 30Blossom River level 20
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Power-Ups Power PotionSling ScopeSamba BurstTNT DropCall the Flock
Locations Piggy IslandSouth America (Brazil (Amazon rainforestRio de Janeiro))
Re-releases FreeHDTrilogy
Songs "Angry Birds Theme" ("Angry Birds Rio Samba" • "Angry Birds Rio 2 Theme")
Shorts Angry Birds Rio TrailerReturn to Angry Birds Rio
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Playground 1 ·  2 ·  3 ·  4 ·  5
Smugglers' Den
Jungle Escape
Beach Volley
Carnival Upheaval
Airfield Chase
Smugglers' Plane
Market Mayhem
Golden Beachball
Rocket Rumble
High Dive
Blossom River
Timber Tumble
Hidden Harbor 1 ·  2 ·  3 ·  4 ·  5 ·  6 ·  7 ·  8 ·  9 ·  10 ·  11 ·  12 ·  13 ·  14 ·  15
Treasure Hunt