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?
Cheers ___!
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.
Cheers Chris and everyone else!
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.
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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!
Cheers everyone who sent this in!
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!
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.
Cut the Rope is coming to the Android platform this Friday, and from the looks of it, we’re thinking it will be FREE on the Amazon Appstore. A few of the bigger titles have been released onto Android (Plants vs. Zombies for instance) with the price tag of free, so the number of downloads will skyrocket within the first few days. We certainly aren’t hearing any complaints about that business plan.
Cut the Rope is one of the highest downloaded apps on the iTunes store for games, and there’s a reason why: it’s a solid game, with literally hours of entertainment to be had if you enjoy these cute/whimsical puzzle titles. Definitely be on the lookout Friday for this release.
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We’ve been following Cut the Rope since back in October, so when we received this video almost an hour ago now, we seriously popped out of our seats. This is one of those iOS games that has taken the mobile world by storm, but has been absent from the Android platform and that’s a damn shame. And I even hate to admit this, but this game is good enough that I actually downloaded it to an iPod Touch, just so that I could spend some quality time with it.
Well today, ZeptoLab, released a quick preview video that shows the Android version of the game in action with a note in the description reading “The release date will be announced later.” All we can hope for, is a non-Thunderbolt approach to this release and we should have it in no time.
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