The original Cut The Rope [$.99 / HD / Lite / HD Lite] now boasts a new box, yet another new mechanic, iOS 5 support, and some other goodies and bug fixes in its brand new update. Tool Box, the branding of this new utilitarian themed box, has 25 additional levels and introduces rotating saw blades to avoid if you plan on making Om Nom’s day. The update also introduces a new Om Nom drawing, as well as “perfect box” stamps for jobs well done across entire boxes. As for the technical side, Cut The Rope now boasts a “safer game progress reset” and a better selection screen -- it’s now apparently easier to scroll through worlds map courtesy the game’s new scrollbar. Cut The Rope, regardless of how long in its sweet tooth it's getting, remains one of our most highly recommended games. You can read our review here if Read More

The App Store has continued to grow in leaps and bounds in 2010. The number of apps in the App Store soared past 300,000 with hundreds of new games being released every day. We sat down trying to figure out the best iPhone games of 2010 and found the task of narrowing down the list to a select few to be near impossible. Instead, we've organized our year in review into categories with what we feel is an excellent cross section of games from 2010. If you just got an iPhone or iPod Touch for Christmas, this list is an excellent starting place to catch you up. Note that many of the games also have iPad versions which are also linked. Cut the Rope, $0.99 - [Lite / iPad] - [Review] - [Forum Thread] - Proving that a cute main character, clever level designs, and simple touch screen controls are a Read More

Like many iOS games around this time of year, Zepto Lab and Chillingo are readying a holiday themed edition of everybody's favorite feed-a-candy-that-is-swinging-on-a-rope-to-a-tiny-monster game, Cut the Rope. Unlike some games, however, Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift will actually be a standalone game rather than an update to the existing one. Don't go throwing a fit just yet though, as you won't be required to make an additional purchase since Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift will be launching for free. I had a chance to experience the game first hand at the EA Mobile event last week, and it's looking like another great edition in the epic struggle to feed Om Nom. There will be 25 brand new levels to play through in Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift, and of course the entire game is drenched with the sights and sounds of Winter holidays (formerly known as Christmas). Most interesting, however, is the Read More

...update also adds in enhanced support for the Retina Display and adds in some tweaks to scoring, sound, and animations. Also, you'll get some new Ga... Read More

By – Today Chillingo, who was recently purchased by game publishing giant, Electronic Arts, has announced a huge milestone for their hit game, Cut the Rope. It's sold over two million copies worldwide on the App Store in the three weeks since the game launched. "Cut the Rope continues to break records with leading, international sales," said Chris Byatte, Co-General Manager of Chillingo in a Press Release, "Our new partnership with EA enables us to expand Om Nom's prospects, visibility and reach to make more of an impact than ever." (Editor's Note: Om Nom is the little monster character from Cut the Rope.) The game is the fastest-selling on the App Store to date, it reached 10 million downloads within 10 days of its launch. The game is reasonably priced as well: 99 cents for the iPhone/iPod Touch and $1.99 for the iPad. Links: Related Posts Read More

...and developer ZeptoLab have noted that they are currently working on new updates for Cut the Rope that will add additional content to the gam... Read More

Als Kombination aus Fruit Ninja (0.79 €; App Store-Link), Angry Birds (0.79 €; App Store-Link) und Crayon Physics Deluxe (3.99 €; App Store-Link) reiht sich ‘Cut the Rope‘ bereits nach der ersten App-Store-Woche in die Reihe der erfolgreichen Klassiker ein und besetzt derzeit nicht umsonst die erste Chart-Position unter den Bezahl-Anwendungen. Mit Köpfchen gilt es den bunten Lollipop-Lutscher zum grünen Lurch zu befördern. Als einziges Werkzeug lassen sich mit dem Finger die Stricke durchtrennen, an denen die Süßigkeit baumelt. Physikalisch korrekt pendelt, schwebt und fällt die Schleckerei dabei durch die sich teilweise über mehrere Bildschirme erstreckenden Level. Eine dreistellige Anzahl der Knobel- und Geschicklichkeitswelten ist vorhanden; das Entwicklerstudio verspricht jedoch bereits Nachschub. ‘Cut the Rope’ ist als iPhone-Version (0.79 €; App Store-Link) sowie iPad-Ableger (1.59 €; App Store-Link) erhältlich. Löblich: Von beiden Spielereien existieren kostenfreie Testversionen (iPad / iPhone). Kopfzerbrechen bereitet diese App-Store-Investition, bei der liebevollen Gameplay-, Grafik- und Sound-Schöpfung, jedoch Read More

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