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Experiment to feed Om Nom® candy! Cut the rope like never before. Everything you love and new gameplay! 200 levels and more to come!

The little green monster Om Nom is back and hungrier than ever! Team up with the Professor, a mad (but not bad!) scientist determined to study Om Nom’s candy-loving behavior through a series of experiments. Use suction cups and other funny devices to collect shiny gold stars, uncover hidden prizes and unlock new levels!

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• 8 level packs with 200 levels
• Innovative physics gameplay
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• Outstanding graphics
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• Constant free updates with new levels and animations

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Cut the rope: experiments - unveiling om-nom's candy adventures.

Prepare for an adventure like no other in Cut the Rope: Experiments , the latest addition to the wildly popular gaming series! Join Om-Nom once again as he embarks on a journey filled with candy-munching fun and delightful challenges. In this installment, a curious professor is eager to study Om-Nom's eating behavior, and it's up to you to guide the adorable creature through a series of levels while savoring delicious candy. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of physics-based puzzles and entertaining experiments!

Professor's Quest: Satisfying Om-Nom's Sweet Tooth

In Cut the Rope: Experiments , your mission is to assist Om-Nom in enjoying his candy while satisfying the inquisitive professor's quest for knowledge. With each level, you'll encounter new and intriguing challenges that require strategic thinking and problem-solving skills. As you progress, you'll be delighted by the professor's humorous commentary, adding a lighthearted touch to your candy-collecting adventures.

Developer's Expertise: A Physics-Based Marvel

Cut the Rope: Experiments is crafted by the skilled developers at Zeptolab . Their expertise in physics-based gameplay shines through, offering players a unique blend of entertainment and intellectual stimulation. The game's mechanics are designed to engage your mind as you strategically cut ropes, navigate obstacles, and feed Om-Nom his beloved candy.

Controls and Gameplay: Slicing Ropes and Collecting Candies

Navigate the challenges with ease using the intuitive controls. Simply drag the left mouse button to cut the rope and release the candy, guiding it into Om-Nom's eager mouth. The game's simplicity in controls allows players of all ages to join in the fun and experience the joy of solving each candy-filled puzzle.

Three-Star Quest: Mastering the Challenges

As you progress through each level, your goal is not only to feed Om-Nom but also to achieve the coveted three-star rating . This requires precise timing, strategic planning, and a touch of creativity. Can you collect all three stars while satisfying Om-Nom's candy cravings? Put your skills to the test and enjoy the sweet satisfaction of completing each challenge to perfection.

Embark on a Candy-Fueled Expedition

Embark on a candy-filled journey with Cut the Rope: Experiments . Experience the thrill of guiding Om-Nom through physics-based puzzles, all while enjoying the professor's whimsical commentary. With its engaging gameplay, intuitive controls, and the challenge of collecting three stars, this game promises hours of delightful entertainment. Are you ready to slice ropes, feed Om-Nom, and unravel the mysteries of candy physics? Dive in and satisfy your sweet tooth today!

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The game is divided into several level packs. As of December 2013, there are 8 packs, each consisting of 25 levels.

The story starts from an animated short showing a box with Om Nom getting to the Professor . He helps Om Nom pass a series of experiments, often commenting on his success or encouraging the player to try more.

• Getting Started is mainly educational and reintroduces many gameplay elements from the original game .
• Shooting the Candy is the first touch of different gameplay. It introduces rope guns , a type of rope that shoots the candy wherever it is. The length of the rope depends on the shooting distance and thus allows for totally new gaming experience.
• Sticky Steps introduces suction cups . They attach ropes to the surface of the level and may be detached and reattached on a tap. It is the player who now chooses where his ropes start, which allows more freedom.
• Rocket Science introduces rockets. As far as a rocket is activated by a candy, it carries the candy in a certain direction. Some rockets can be rotated before the launch, and multiple rockets in a screen often result in an elaborate chain of launches.
• Bath Time is a pack of levels containing water, which changes the usual behavior of candy and other gameplay elements. While candy floats on the water, many puzzles require it to dive for some time.
• Handy Candy introduces robotic arms. They can be rotated and bent with some buttons. They can hold candies and release them on a tap, but it's the player's duty to keep the candy safe.
• Ant Hill utilizes a concept similar to Buzz Box : some ants carry the candy along a certain path. However, ants release the candy on a tap or when they reach the endpoint of the path.
• Bamboo Chutes is the latest pack, and, as of December 2013, it is available only for Android. It uses chutes to turn the falling candy. The outcoming velocity of the candy is always the same, so the player is able to create infinite loops and regain speed easily.

The ending involves the professor showing Om Nom an invention that generates candy.

A similar concept to the original game's drawings , photos are hidden throughout the game. As of December 2013, the game has 10 photos.

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The game includes achievements system implemented with the help of Scoreloop service. As of May 2013, the game has 27 achievements.

Cut the Rope: Experiments is the only mainline game to not get an Om Nom Stories season.

If it did, it would have replaced Time Travel as the second season.

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Cut The Rope Experiments

Om Nom might be a little green monster but it has the biggest sweet tooth ever! Help him eat his favorite candy in the next game in the amazing and wildly popular series, Cut the Rope Experiments. Get ready to cut the ropes, collect stars, and solve challenging puzzles through dozens of new and fresh levels.

Om Nom is waiting and it’s not the most patient little green monster! Similar to the other titles in the Cut the Rope series, as the player your objective is to cut the ropes that are binding the candy and let it fall into Om Nom’s mouth. In Cut the Rope Experiments, each level is filled with different puzzles and obstacles. Physics and mechanics are at play so you have to consider how gravity will affect the delicious candy before you take action. You will encounter different mechanics and tools on some levels. You may have to use a bubble to transport your candy from one place to another, and you should use an air blower to avoid touching spikes. If the candy leaves the screen, either by falling down or flying away in a bubble, you will lose the level. Once the candy is in the right position, just swipe through the ropes that are binding it and release the candy. Each level has a total of 3 stars that you can collect to unlock other levels. Try your best and collect every star on each level to earn high scores. You can see the total number of stars you’ve collected in the upper right corner of the level selection screen.

It looks like Om Nom is happy, for now. But we’re sure he’ll be craving more sugar soon, so why don’t you check out our website to play the other Cut the Rope games for free? You can play the other two popular titles, Cut the Rope and Cut the Rope 2 .

ZeptoLap developed Cut the Rope Experiments.

Release Date

August 4, 2011

• 8 different areas each with many levels
• Colorful 2D graphics
• Challenging puzzles

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Instructions

Tap and drag your finger over the rope to cut it. Your goal is to get the candy to Om Nom!

There are loads of wacky inventions in this game... You'll have to experiment with each and figure out how to use them!

Try to collect all the stars in each level. Certain areas can only be unlocked if you have enough stars.

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After you complete Cut the Rope: Experiments, see how this game compares to the original by checking out Cut the Rope . There may be less twists and turns, but it's still an absolute classic!

Click and drag your mouse over the rope to cut it. Your goal is to get the candy to Om Nom!

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Cut The Rope: Experiments is a great and funny puzzle game and you can play it on Silvergames.com. Our hungry little friend is back with some challenging levels. Help the friendly monster eat all those delicious candies by cutting some annoying ropes, but puzzle out which ones to cut first. Try to collect all stars to get a perfect score. Prove there's intelligence in you. Try to not make any rash decisions otherwise you'll have to start all over again.

This game definitely doesn't get boring as each level you will have to master new challenges. Try to transport the ball into the bubble so it flies, but break the bubble in time before it leaves the screen and won't be seen again. Are you ready for this fun adventure? Find out now and enjoy Cut The Rope: Experiments, online and for free on Silvergames.com!

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