Cut The Rope II

Feed Om Nom by cutting ropes, popping bubbles, and bouncing candy through 100+ physics puzzles that get delightfully tricky.

The first Cut the Rope was already a physics playground, but the sequel actually gives Om Nom legs—or at least helpers with legs. You'll still slice ropes so candy swings, drops, and bumps its way into that little green glutton's mouth. The difference is the new Nommies. Roto will ferry Om Nom across gaps, Lick can extend a sticky tongue to catch falling sweets, and Blue hoists the whole creature onto platforms you'd otherwise never reach. It turns each level into a small machine you toy with until something clicks. I kept getting stuck on a forest level where the candy had to bounce off a mushroom, then get licked mid-air by Lick before a buzzsaw shredded it. That's the moment the game shows its teeth. You can't just flail; you need to time the cuts, account for swing arcs, and sometimes trigger two helpers in quick succession. Stars add a completionist itch—grabbing all three often means a whole second solution, not just doing the same path cleaner. Visually it's bright and bouncy without feeling saccharine. The animations for Om Nom's happy wiggle or a helper's clumsy stumble keep it charming even when you're replaying a level for the tenth time. The later stages introduce movable platforms, air vents, and ice physics that make the candy slide unpredictably. If you liked the original, this is the version with more moving parts and a bit more to juggle.

cute as he is naughty, and he has a huge appetite despite his small size.

Slice multiple ropes in one swipe to set up chain reactions, but check what'll crash into spikes first. Feed Nommies early in a level so they're positioned to help when the candy actually arrives. Don't chase every star on your first run—learn the level's rhythm, then replay for perfection. Watch the swing arc before cutting; a candy moving fast can skip right over Om Nom's mouth. Use Lick's tongue to catch candy that's already falling, not just as a bridge—it saves runs. Boo can make Om Nom jump, so place him near edges to reach high candy without extra ropes.

Q: Is Cut The Rope II free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free in your browser—no paywalls or coins needed. Q: Do I need to download anything to play Cut The Rope II? A: No downloads. It runs right in your browser as an HTML5 game. Q: Can I play Cut The Rope II on my phone? A: Most mobile browsers support it, but touch controls work best on larger screens. Q: What are the Nommies in Cut The Rope II? A: They're helper creatures like Roto, Lick, and Blue that move Om Nom or the candy in unique ways. Q: How do I get three stars on every level in Cut The Rope II? A: Collect all stars and feed Om Nom with a single, efficient solution; replay levels to refine your timing. Q: Is Cut The Rope II good for kids? A: Absolutely—it's cartoonish and non-violent, though some later puzzles require real logical thinking.