Cut The Rope: Experiment

About Cut The Rope: Experiment

I never get tired of how Cut the Rope: Experiments sneaks up on you with its charm and creativity. Right away you meet that adorable little monster, Om Nom, and realize he’s not just hungry—he’s part of some mad scientist’s lab. Each level feels like a new mini test chamber, complete with spring-loaded platforms, sticky suction pads, and those ever-tricky teleporters. It’s surprising how a few simple toys—ropes, bubbles, bubbles that carry candy, and even bombs—can weave together into puzzles that make you scratch your head in the best way.

What really grabs me about this sequel is how each chapter steadily ups the ante. Early on, you’re just cutting ropes and catching stars, but before long you’re juggling cannons, water droplets, and light beams all in one go. There’s this sweet spot between “I’ve got this” and “Oh no, what now?” that keeps you glued to the screen. And when you finally nail that perfect run, collecting all three stars and feeding Om Nom with clockwork precision, it’s a tiny celebration every single time.

The visuals and sound design are just as delightful as the puzzles themselves. Those bright colors and playful animations give the whole experience a warm, almost storybook feel. You can tell the team had fun dreaming up each new gadget and trapping ground. By the time you’ve made your way through every level, you’re not just proud of your puzzle-solving skills—you’re a little closer to being Om Nom’s best friend.