The Verdict A solid sequel to a very established title that’s an impulse buy over the holidays. The Bad: The new stuff is fun, but not very exciting. Where did Om Nom go? Game Name: Cut the Rope 2 The Good: Same fun gameplay from the original with more to offer. O, and for a little surprise, open the original Cut the Rope. At that price, it’s hard to not recommend.
There’s enough included to label this a worthy sequel, but don’t go into it expecting a completely different game.Ĭut the Rope 2 costs $0.99 for a limited time as a universal download in the App Store. I found all that all of these changes kept things interesting during gameplay, but they’re far from revolutionary.
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There are 120 levels to play, and there’s a new series of characters called “Nommies” that help Om Nom collect candy. Backdrops include a forest, junkyard, city park, sandy dam and underground setting. For instance, wooden platforms have to strategically fall into place so that pieces of candy can roll towards Om Nom.Ī worthy sequel, but don’t go into it expecting a completely different game This time around, not only can you move Om Nom in certain scenarios, but new obstacles have been introduced to keep his precious candy at bay. The general concept of the game is the same: Om Nom is hungry, and you must feed him by cutting, you guessed it, ropes to get the candy into his agape mouth.
“With Cut the Rope 2, we’ve focused on creating a game experience which would feel almost like an interactive cartoon – with the lively and diverse animations, rich sounds, and unexpected gameplay situations.” “When we first created Om Nom and Cut the Rope three years ago, our goal was to make a game with which people would feel a strong emotional connection,” said Semyon Voinov, Creative Director and Co-Founder of ZeptoLab. Om Nom is back in the glorious 3D remaster of the legendary Cut the Rope puzzle game Cut ropes, avoid obstacles and use boosters to deliver candy to Om Nom, the little green monster that loves sweets.
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