One of the cutest and best-selling mobile games, Cut the Rope Experiments, is free today. This can finally be your chance to help the adorable little Om Nom get his candy if you haven’t had the chance to yet. 

The game starts off easy, as you cut the ropes attached to a piece of candy so that it falls into Om Nom’s mouth, but the puzzles are deceptive as you get further into it. The game is easily worth the $0.99 on a normal day, but if you can’t spare the change to play this game, go hit the link below.

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Cut the Rope Experiments is the Amazon Appstore’s Free App of the Day is a post from: Droid Life

I can barely handle the cuteness of one Om Nom, but now I have to deal with two? Almost impossible. Today, ZeptoLab released the next chapter in the Cut the Rope saga, Time Travel. As Om Nom, you visit places such as the Renaissance times, a pirate ship, Ancient Egypt and other historically relevant times. 

It’s the same Cut the Rope we all know and love, which I can actually appreciate quite a bit. The game is free to play, but does have its fair share of advertisements, as well as the option to purchase special power ups. But as always, I stress the fact that one does not need to purchase these things to beat the game.

Now go and collect candy for the adorable beast that is Om Nom.

Play Link

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ZeptoLabs announced today that there will be a brand new Cut the Rope game coming to both iOS and Android called, Time Travel. Details are sparse as to what new things we will see in the title, but with a tag of “almost here,” we are excited for its inevitable release. Although nothing is confirmed, it would be hard to imagine that ZeptoLabs would change up their winning formula on their biggest title.

No dates, no price. Just the way Om Nom fans like it.

Cut the Rope: Time Travel Coming to Android in Near Future or Possibly Back From the Past is a post from: Droid Life

Time to list out some of those sweet Google Play sales in one convenient post. Today, we have a few titles that are notable, with EA Games hosting the majority of the steals. Thanks to the app AppSales, you too can stay on top of all the deals taking place in Google Play. Do it. 

Sales:

• Police Scanner Radio Pro ($0.99)
• Cut the Rope Experiments ($0.99)
• Tapatalk HD ($0.99)
• Paper Camera ($0.99)
• The Sims 3 ($4.99)
• Monopoly ($2.99)

Get ‘em while they’re hot!

Daily Sales Roundup: Cut the Rope Experiments, Sims 3, Police Scanner Pro is a post from: Droid Life

Lovers of Om Nom can go into the Play Store and pick up the newly updated Cut the Rope Experiments application that includes the newest box called Handy Candy. It looks to bring some robotic-like gameplay, so I’m guessing it’s going to kick butt. Anytime this game receives an update and I get to play with Om Nom some more, I automatically feel good during the day. 

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Cut the Rope Experiments for Android Updated, Brings Another 25 New Levels is a post from: Droid Life

The original Cut the Rope, not to be mistaken with the newest version called Cut the Rope: Experiments, has received an update including a completely brand new box. It’s called the DJ Box and it has 25 brand new levels for you to cut your way through. As an added bonus, it has also been given a leaderboard and achievements, which will surely make this game much more exciting given that you can spend your whole day trying to best everyone else in your social circles.

I still have a deep love for Om Nom and these updates are always welcomed.

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Cut the Rope for Android Updated, New DJ Box with 25 New Levels Plus Leaderboards is a post from: Droid Life

We hope that you have not forgotten about Cut the Rope, a game we actually like writing about unlike that one with flying feathered creatures. In the latest installment called “Experiments,” you will have another 125 levels in 5 settings to conquer. There are newly introduced characters, guns, elements, rockets, story lines and social integration. It’s a fully featured Cut the Rope game that will surely take up the rest of your Sunday. It will run you about $1 in the Play Store.  

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Cheers Justin and Michael!

Cut the Rope: Experiments Released on Android – 125 New Levels, Characters and Elements Packed In is a post from: Droid Life

Rovio is about to release a spooky addition to the Angry Birds franchise just in time for ghoul-filled holiday. We see a few birdies dressed up in costumes and then they stumble upon a bucket filled with candy(?) There is minor speculation (I stress minor) that it could be none other than Om Nom, the beloved creature from Cut The Rope inside the bucket. 

Guess we’ll know soon enough. What do you think? Om Nom? Pumpkin Pigs?

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Move the Box is 24 levels of some complex puzzles that will definitely be able to make your bus stop wait seem shorter. The look and over all feel of the game reminds me of Cut the Rope a bit with nice colors and just a relaxing vibe in general.

Market Link (Free)

The game is clearly marked as the “Lite” version but with no signs of a paid for version on the Market, we can be certain to expect that to come shortly. Everyone loving some good brain busters?

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All you rope cutters can head to the Android Market and download the updated version of the classic game Cut the Rope. Inside the update is a completely new box called “Toy Box” which holds 25 all new levels. Along with the update are a few bug fixes and performance tweaks.

For a game that already works extremely well, it’s good to know they’re going to continue updates and giving us more boxes. Still loving some Om nom nom?

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Cheers ___!

Cut the Rope Receives Update, Includes ‘Toy Box’ With 25 New Levels is a post from: Droid Life

Back when Cut the Rope first hit Android, there was some serious hype around it and for good reason. One of the most popular iOS games had finally made its way to Android and it worked like a charm. Well today, users can pick up this classic game for free from Amazon and enjoy all the cute cutting ‘om nom’ goodness. You can’t go wrong with Cut the Rope.

Amazon Link

Cheers Chris and everyone else!

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We’ll be getting another time killer for Android devices this Friday, with the release of The Marbians. Are you ready to help these poor little crash landed aliens encased in marbles(?) get back home on their distant planet? Definitely looks like a fun premise, with Cut the Rope-esque looking graphics, and a smooth looking gameplay, we’ll see if it becomes another instant classic. 

• The Marbians is a physics-based puzzler where players must fling and flick Marbians across increasingly challenging courses to collect moon rocks and find a way back to their UFO.
• Simple yet addictive gameplay that will keep players coming back to solve the next puzzle.
• Take a trip back to the 1940′s with retro rock ‘n roll tunes and aesthetics!
• Players will find The Marbians easy to jump right into, but can expect many surprising challenges in this off-the-wall, retro 40′s universe meets modern day gameplay.

Who’s all looking forward to this game as much as we are? If you’re looking for even more info on the upcoming release, then follow this link.

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The time has come for Cut the Rope, and if anyone has been playing nonstop like I have, then this is just a plain necessity. For only $1 on the Android Market, you can now feed the ever so cute Om Nom with no advertisements. The only downfall so far, is that if you have already beaten the free version (got 3 stars on each level), your progress does not carry over to the paid version. But hey, it’s like having a brand new game to beat all over again. Go grab it and rate it 5 stars.

Om nom nom nom nom!

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Cheers everyone who sent this in!

Cut The Rope Lands On Android Market For $.99 And No Ads is a post from: Droid Life

So much for that big Friday surprise, right?  We just got done reporting that Getjar will be the first to have Cut the Rope starting tomorrow, but they’ve already posted it up at this link.  And if you don’t feel like heading there, we’ve posted the .apk file below.  The version we have is for the DROIDX though, so depending on the screen resolution of your device, you may want to still head over to Getjar.

Download:  cuttherope.apk [officially from Getjar]

Cheers @jonathan_shell and @cheeltun!

Download: Cut the Rope on Android is a post from: Droid Life

Update 2:  It’s already available over at Getjar.  We’ve posted it here.

So there is this weird, semi-underground notification system going on for Cut the Rope on Android, which we have all be told is coming tomorrow by a random Twitter account that appears to be unaffiliated with the real Cut the Rope makers.  If that didn’t make sense to you, trust me when I say that you aren’t the only one who is confused.  Just minutes ago though, that same @CTRAndroid account tweeted a URL to a Reddit landing page which is allowing users to sign up with their email address to be notified when it hits what we’re assuming will be the Amazon Appstore.

Sound a little shady?  Yeah, providing your email address to something that isn’t necessarily confirmed and in a world that seems to be filled with malware and other sneakiness, doesn’t seem like such a good idea – does it?  Don’t worry though, we plugged one of ours in to see what evil deeds may occur.

The really odd thing about all of this, is the fact that there is an official Cut the Rope Twitter account that refuses to acknowledge this other one.  Part of me is wondering if it’s fake, but then again, you would think the official account would let everyone know that danger is near?  Who knows…

Update:  OK, we already have an update.  The game appears to be headed to GetJar:

You can sign up through Reddit here, but please proceed with some caution.  And know that if the game does drop tomorrow, that we’ll be posting it anyway, so there is almost no need to fill out this form.

Want Cut the Rope on Android? Sign Up at this Reddit Landing Page? (Updated) is a post from: Droid Life