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Cut the Rope: Experiments

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!

Gameplay Overview for Cut the Rope: Experiments

Use the mouse to cut the rope and feed OmNom.

Which team or developer worked on this project?

The person or company responsible for making this game is GamePix srl.

Under which category does this game fit best?

This game is classified within the Puzzle category.

Are there blood effects or depictions in the game?

Yes, there is violent bloodshed in Cut the Rope: Experiments.

Can the game be played on smartphones or tablets?

Yes, Cut the Rope: Experiments works on mobile phones and tablets.

Are there any cruel actions or themes in the game?

Yes, cruelty is depicted or involved in Cut the Rope: Experiments.

Does this game cater to a particular gender group?

The game is primarily intended for Male & Female in terms of gender.

Is the game built using a 2D or 3D engine, and which one?

The software/toolkit Javascript was used to design this game.

What themes are tagged to identify the nature of this game?

The labels used to categorize the game are classic, cute, logic, physics.

What age groups are the game designed for?

The most suitable age groups for this game are Kids.

Is this game suitable for minors?

No, Cut the Rope: Experiments is not intended for a child audience.
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