Which company collaborated with Rovio on Angry Birds Star Wars?

Lucasfilm collaborated with Rovio on Angry Birds Star Wars.

The game was released in 2012 as a crossover between Rovio’s Angry Birds series and the Star Wars original trilogy. Lucasfilm was Rovio’s first choice for a major entertainment partnership, and discussions began while the team was developing Angry Birds Space.

The project initially grew from experiments with Star Wars-themed bonus levels, but the concept became substantial enough to receive its own full game. It combined the familiar slingshot gameplay with Star Wars settings, characters, weapons, and gravity effects inspired by the films and Angry Birds Space.

A common mix-up is confusing Lucasfilm with the companies involved in the game’s later console ports. Rovio and Lucasfilm created the crossover, while Activision published several console and handheld versions. The game’s success also led to Angry Birds Star Wars II in 2013, which drew on the Star Wars prequel trilogy.