The March 31, 2011 review covered Hungry Penguins, linked to iestudiosllc.com and App Store ID 426498201. Angry Birds appeared in the headline as a comparison; it was not the product being reviewed.
The historical description concerned guiding penguins through obstacles, collecting fish and reaching safety. It also mentioned nets and sequential level unlocking. Current availability and compatibility have not been verified.
Read a failed attempt as information
A physics-themed puzzle can invite a quick retry, but it helps to identify what went wrong first. Did the route fail at the first obstacle, or did a later interaction change the expected path?
Adjust one part of the attempt and observe the result. This is a general way to approach trial-and-observation puzzles, not a claim about hidden mechanics or a guaranteed solution to a particular level.
Theme and mechanics do different jobs
The penguins and fish establish a recognizable goal. The obstacle arrangement creates the problem the player must solve. A useful review should explain both without letting appealing characters substitute for an account of the interaction.
The original article predicted that Hungry Penguins might become a major success. This restoration does not turn that promotional expectation into a documented outcome. It preserves the specific game behind the old URL and the limited features the archived review actually described.