Angry Birds Flash



Angry Birds Flash is a lost Angry Birds game that was shown at the Adobe MAX 2011 event by Andrew Stablow from Rovio. A demo of the game created exclusively for the event was shown at the same event to announce the game. The demo came with an early version of the Bird-O-Matic. It also had a total of 21 levels with a custom volcanic background that was reused from the cancelled Angry Birds Social. It was planned to release later that year, but it ended up getting canceled and replaced by Angry Birds Friends in 2012.

Cancelation and Return
The game was slated to release sometime in 2011, but was never mentioned again by Rovio again after the Adobe MAX presentation but in early 2012 the game was confirmed to be returning instead, as a Facebook game known as Angry Birds Facebook (now known as Angry Birds Friends). However, the original April release date was delayed from 2011 to 2012, finally releasing on February 14, 2012.

Trivia

 * Inserting the HTML link will show an error that the page isn't available, because it was just a local host for the demo showed at the event.
 * The volcano background is reused from another cancelled game, Angry Birds Social (however unlike Flash, this game was never mentioned or announced by Rovio, instead it was found via an Appspot link in early 2021 thanks to the Angry Birds community.)
 * The title screen of the game is an early version of the credits in the Facebook version of Angry Birds Friends, with the birds falling to the pigs and then exploding (rather than the birds falling and killing the pigs, then disappearing).
 * In the files of some Angry Birds webgames like In Ultrabook Adventure, you can find a swf file from the UI of the game.

Videos

 * The official reveal of the game by Andrew Stablow at Adobe MAX 2011

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