AfterDawn: Tech news

Rovio's 'The Croods' now available on iOS, Android

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 14 Mar 2013 8:50 User comments (1)

Rovio's 'The Croods' now available on iOS, Android Rovio, the company behind the blockbuster 'Angry Birds' franchise, has announced the launch of their new "Croods" game based on the movie by DreamWorks Animation.
The movie goes into wide release on the 22nd.

Available for iOS and Android, the game comes with an exclusive short animated clip.

The game will feature the Croods "breaking out of the Stone Age with the use of a new r-evolutionary tool: the IDEA!" You control the Croods as they hunt and gather food and discover new beasts along their travels.

Previous Next  

1 user comment

115.3.2013 01:39

This looks like a game that I wouldn't care about at all.

Comments have been disabled for this article.

Latest news

GitHub Copilot to train its AI with users' prompts, code - here's how to opt out GitHub Copilot to train its AI with users' prompts, code - here's how to opt out (30 Mar 2026 3:49)
GitHub, the world's largest code repository for software development projects, owned by Microsoft, will start using user interactions to train its AI models.
Sony suspends memory card sales because memory chips are simply not available Sony suspends memory card sales because memory chips are simply not available (28 Mar 2026 6:49)
Sony has announced that it is temporarily suspending the sale of memory cards used in mobile phones and digital cameras, among other things. The company states that the reason is problems with the availability of memory chips.
Austria plans to ban social media for under 14 year olds Austria plans to ban social media for under 14 year olds (28 Mar 2026 6:17)
Austria is planning to ban social media for children under 14. The reform aims to protect children from harmful effects and addictions, but at the same time, it is problematic from a privacy perspective.
TP-Link urges users to update their routers - several vulnerabilities patched TP-Link urges users to update their routers - several vulnerabilities patched (26 Mar 2026 1:56)
Serious security vulnerabilities have been discovered in several TP-Link router models, for which patches were released at the end of March 2026. The company urges users to update their router software immediately.
Google: The feared Q-Day is now expected to happen in 2029 Google: The feared Q-Day is now expected to happen in 2029 (25 Mar 2026 4:32)
Google has advanced its estimate of when current forms of encryption will become insecure. The moment is called Q-Day, or Quantum Day, when the computational power of quantum computers will be sufficient to break currently used encryptions.

News archive