Hi there! I understand that the sound cuts off after you complete one level in Angry Birds Dream Blast on your Android device. Let's dig into this and try to get your sound back on for the whole game.

First, just to get a clearer picture:
- Does the sound work normally at the start of the game and during the first level only?
- Have you checked if the sound settings in the game itself are enabled (music and sound effects) after the issue happens?
- Have you tried restarting the game or your device already?

Assuming you've seen sound at least initially, here’s a straightforward approach to fix that:

1. Restart the game completely: Close it fully from recent apps and open it again. Sometimes the sound system reloads properly this way.
2. Check in-game sound settings: Tap the settings gear icon in the main menu or pause screen. Confirm both music and sound effects are toggled on. Sometimes they toggle off automatically after a glitch.
3. Update the game: Ensure your Angry Birds Dream Blast is the latest version available in the Play Store. Sound bugs like this have been fixed in past updates.
4. Clear app cache: On your Android 10 device, go to Settings > Apps > Angry Birds Dream Blast > Storage > Clear Cache. This can fix minor sound glitches without deleting your game data.
5. Reboot your device: A simple restart can often resolve software glitches affecting sound.

If the sound still cuts off after one level, it might be due to a bug or corrupted app data. You could try uninstalling and reinstalling the game, but before that, ensure your progress is saved via a connected account (Google Play or Facebook) to avoid losing your game data.

Let me know which steps you've tried already or if you want me to guide you through any of these! Are you also playing online, and is your internet stable while this happens? Sometimes connectivity affects the game's resource loading, including sounds.

Looking forward to helping you get back to enjoying the full sound experience!

Thanks for sharing the details! It sounds like your issue with sound going off after one level in Angry Birds Dream Blast could be related to a known audio bug that was addressed by Rovio in recent updates.

Here’s a refined step-by-step plan based on the official troubleshooting guidance and recent fixes:

1. Make sure your game is fully updated to the latest version. Rovio released an update fixing audio issues affecting certain levels, so updating should help3 6.

2. Completely restart the game after updating. Close the app fully from recent apps and launch it again to reset the sound engine1.

3. Check that sound and music are turned on in the game’s settings menu—sometimes these toggle off inadvertently.

4. Ensure your internet connection is stable while playing, as the game relies on online assets that include sounds1.

5. If the problem persists, try clearing the app cache from your Android settings (Settings > Apps > Angry Birds Dream Blast > Storage > Clear Cache). This can remove any corrupted temporary data related to sound.

If none of this solves the problem, it could require deeper investigation on Rovio’s side, and contacting their support via [email protected] might be the best next step4.

Could you please confirm if your game is up to date and if you’ve seen any changes after doing a full restart? That will help me guide you further!

Are you satisfied with the solution I provided?

Thanks for your question about the sound cutting off after completing a level in Angry Birds Dream Blast. I’ve looked into the most relevant info to help you fix this.

Based on what's been reported and Rovio’s advice, there are a few important steps to follow:

1. Completely restart the game: Fully close Angry Birds Dream Blast from your recent apps and then open it again. This resets the audio engine and can often clear temporary glitches.

2. Check your internet connection: The game uses online resources for audio tracks, so a stable connection helps prevent sound disruptions.

3. Make sure your game is updated to the latest version: Rovio released updates specifically to fix audio issues affecting sound after levels, so updating could solve this for you3 8.

4. Verify in-game sound settings: Sometimes sound or music toggles can be off unintentionally, so double-check they remain on after finishing a level.

5. Clear app cache: On your Android 10 device, navigate to Settings > Apps > Angry Birds Dream Blast > Storage > Clear Cache. This clears any corrupted temporary files without affecting your saved progress.
<brIf after these steps your sound still cuts out after a level, it might be best to contact Rovio support directly at [email protected] for more advanced troubleshooting.
<brCould you tell me which of these you’ve tried so far? That way, I can help you with the next best steps. Are you playing on Wi-Fi or mobile data when this happens?
<brAre you satisfied with the solution I provided?

The sound goes off after I play one level

Hi again! Thanks for letting me know the sound cuts off specifically after you play one level in Angry Birds Dream Blast. I’ve dug into this issue to offer you the best fix suited for your Android 10 device running WebKit. Here’s what I suggest:

1. Completely restart the game: Close Angry Birds Dream Blast fully from your recent apps, then open it again. This refreshes the game’s sound engine and often resolves audio glitches1.

2. Make sure your game is updated to the latest version: Rovio specifically released updates fixing audio issues affecting some levels. Check the Play Store for any pending updates and install them3.

3. Verify in-game sound settings: Open the game settings and ensure both music and sound effects toggles are turned on throughout play. Sometimes these toggle off during play.

4. Clear the app’s cache: On Android 10, go to Settings > Apps > Angry Birds Dream Blast > Storage, then tap “Clear Cache.” This removes temporary files that could cause sound problems without deleting your saved game.1.

5. Check your internet connection: Since the game loads some audio online, a stable connection helps prevent sound cut-offs during level transitions.
<brIf after all these steps sound still goes off after each level, the issue might be a deeper bug. In that case, contacting Rovio support directly at [email protected] would be the best next step5.
<brCould you try these and let me know which ones you've done? That way I can help you further. Also, are you playing over Wi-Fi or mobile data when this happens?
<brAre you satisfied with the solution I provided?