Cut the Rope Experiments
Game Puzzle
A physics puzzler where you cut ropes to feed candy to Om Nom using fresh new gadgets.
- Genre
- Game Puzzle
- Rating
- 4.3
- Plays on
- Mobile + Desktop
- Access
- Free Play
- Controls
- Touch + Keyboard
- Built with
- HTML5 Game
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Details
Overview
The word "Experiments" in the title is a hint at what's changed here: the physics-driven puzzling you'd expect, plus new tools layered onto the familiar formula. Everything that made the original work is still present, but the added elements give you more to tinker with across the new set of levels.
Gameplay and Experience
This is a 2D physics puzzle controlled entirely with the mouse. A left click mimics a tap, letting you interact with the level's various tools, while holding and dragging the left button lets you cut things with a swipe. Each level's aim is to guide the candy into Om Nom's mouth, with a perfect clear meaning all three stars collected. Rope and physics remain the backbone of the mechanics — the candy usually dangles from rope that must be severed to send it moving, while gravity and momentum shift its path further. Levels have no borders, so letting the candy drop off the edge counts as a loss and forces a restart, as do the various hazards scattered through the stages. Returning mechanics like bubbles, air cushions and timed stars sit alongside newcomers: rope guns aimed at the candy, placeable suction cups, carrying rockets, bending robot arms, candy-toting ants, and levels flooded with water. Success comes from understanding how all these pieces work together to deliver the candy to Om Nom.
Controls
Everything is handled with the mouse — a click simulates tapping to work the level's tools, and holding then dragging the left button performs the cutting swipe.
How to Play
Get the candy into Om Nom's mouth by cutting the rope holding it, using physics such as gravity and momentum to steer it through each level.
Features
This is the official GamePix HTML5 embed, with a responsive layout for mobile, tablet and desktop. It supports both touch and keyboard-or-mouse controls, along with portrait orientation.
Tips and Tricks
Timed stars carry no penalty for restarting a level, so take your time studying each layout and the tools it offers — they're built to be used together, and the challenge is working out the right sequence.
Why You Should Play
A responsive HTML5 title that ranks well in GamePix's official quality and popularity listings, playable with either touch or desktop controls.
Who Is This Game For?
A good fit for anyone who enjoys casual puzzle games, whether on mobile, tablet or desktop.
Can Cut the Rope Experiments be played on mobile?
Yes — the official HTML5 build supports responsive play and touch controls in the browser.
Does Cut the Rope Experiments require a download?
No, it loads straight into the browser player once you hit Play Now.
Who hosts Cut the Rope Experiments?
It's hosted and delivered by GamePix.
Can the hosted game show ads?
The external provider may show ads within its hosted game experience.
Worth checking first
- Physics puzzler: cut ropes to steer candy into Om Nom's mouth
- New tools added: rope guns, suction cups, rockets, robot arms, ants, water levels
- Works on mobile, tablet and desktop with touch or keyboard/mouse controls
- Rated 4.3 out of 5, free to play, no download needed
- Restarting timed-star levels carries no penalty
Where it actually lives
Cut the Rope Experiments runs directly in the browser on this page — just press Play Now to start. There's nothing to install and no account needed, and it works with either touch or mouse and keyboard.