What was Angry Birds Seasons originally called?

What was Angry Birds Seasons originally called? Angry Birds Seasons was originally called Angry Birds Halloween.

Rovio released Angry Birds Halloween for iOS on October 21, 2010, as a holiday-themed follow-up to the original Angry Birds. It was initially a separate game built around Halloween imagery, music, and levels rather than a broad collection of seasonal events.

On December 1, 2010, Rovio changed the name to Angry Birds Seasons for iOS, Android, and Symbian 3 devices. The renamed version retained the Halloween content while adding a Christmas-themed episode called Season’s Greedings. That structure established the game’s central idea: presenting new episodes around holidays and other annual celebrations.

The title is sometimes remembered as Angry Birds Holidays because the game eventually covered many calendar events, but that was not its original name. The Halloween release later became the Trick or Treat episode within Seasons. The game eventually expanded to 29 episodes before receiving its final update in December 2016.