#Cut the rope 2 series#

What appears to be hedgehogs crossed with aardvarks can spit out their tongues across a chasm creating a bridge to stop or roll the candy towards its final destination. Things like air cushions and balloons help keep the candy from falling off of a cliff and turning Om NonвЂ™s adorable grin into an вЂњawww' producing frown but a bunch new characters add a ton of creative new elements to an already creative game. Like most level-based puzzle games and its predecessor, Cut the Rope 2 starts off slow to give the player a chance to learn its most basic functions and controls as ropes are sliced in perfect time to toss the candy into Om NomвЂ™s infectious grin.

This is to introduce some of the new characters that will help Om Nom retrieve his precious candy and set up new settings for Om Nom to play in as he travels around the world with his beloved candy dangling just out of his reach. This time, there is a slightly bigger emphasis on story as the pesky spiders conspire to steal his precious candy. The loveable Om Nom, the candy loving creature that was destined to become a best-selling, huggable plush toy, has an addiction for candy that cannot be satisfied and itвЂ™s up to the player to help him reach his glucose laden treasure. Thankfully, the game doesnвЂ™t stray too far from the concept that made it a mobile gaming monster.

#Cut the rope 2 series#

ZeptoLabвЂ™s second take on the cartoonish looking game Cut the Rope 2 ($1.99) offers the same experience but with some creative twists that add new characters to the series and some equally creative ways to play one of the most popular puzzle games on the iOS platform. It created a game that looked, sounded and even played like something designed for young children that could be just as appealing and perplexing for adults. The first BAFTA winning Cut the Rope (Free) did something that is almost unheard of outside of mobile gaming circles.