Then there’s Blue from the Junkyard, a depressed, squished cube that multiplies as many times as you tap him, creating all sorts of towers and constructs to help you solve the puzzles at hand. One of my favorites is Lick, a puffy-cheeked orange critter that, with a tap from your finger, flicks its tongue out to form a bridge or barrier for candies and other objects. The best part of Cut the Rope 2 is undoubtedly the “Nommies,” or creatures that Om Nom befriends as he jumps from the Forest world to Sandy Dam and beyond.

(Additional power-ups cost money and come in boxes that cost between $4 and $50.) In my playthrough, I managed to get a few, but these are for more expert players - or those who care to make liberal use of the mere handful of power-ups, such as the balloons that can lift Om Nom into the air. Which is a shame because I’d enjoy the game much more if I could buy that.About 20 of those levels are optional and locked behind a special gate: You can only open them by obtaining the four-leaf clovers scattered here and there. You don’t even (that I saw) offer an ad free option in the store for buying a pack or just a regular $1.99-$4.99 or whatever to remove ads. I play with the volume off for a reason (so as not to disturb others).

Get those kids begging mommy and daddy to buy power ups and boosts and stuff.īut that kills games for me. And I get it, monetization is the real name of your game. Then every 30 seconds you sent a balloon across the screen to make me watch an add for gold or, some of the time, more creatures to merge.

Bright colors, established characters (Cut the Rope!) etc make the game interesting.īut you played an ad that bypassed my volume being turned off. The creatures are cute, merging is easy, there’s lots to do and keep you busy, albeit it’s still shallow gameplay designed for children. Firstly, this game is fun, I like the merge gameplay.

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