Cut the Rope: Experiments Critic Reviews

Cut the Rope: Experiments is sure to please anyone who likes the original (which is just about everybody).

It's wonderful.

A cute casual game that packs a great deal of strategy and fun into a tiny package.

The 75 new levels are just as polished and fun as ever. Cut the Rope veterans will likely relish the higher difficulty to boot. Bottom line: Experiments is more of the same, which is fantastic.

Featuring a couple of intriguing new gameplay elements and the same terrific presentation that has spawned a slew of GUI look-alikes, Cut The Rope: Experiments delivers another solid set of levels to challenge fans of the cute green monster.

The new Cut the Rope isn't the eagerly awaited incredible follow-up. Short and with few innovations, it's more a large update of the current version than a true sequel. That said, the game's charming protagonist, superb production values and highly addictive concept make this an excellent, must-buy title.

Still quite fun, but it isn't entirely fresh. Those looking for new levels with new concepts that explore the familiar formula will enjoy this. Those tired of the game won't find much here to appeal to them.

Cut the Rope: Experiments adds lots of kooky contraptions to the original hit.

A terrific release in an exceptional series. With 75 new levels to start with and the promise of more to come, there's simply no good reason to keep this one out of your collection. Besides – everyone loves a good mad scientist.

Cut the Rope: Experiments is not so much as sequel as it is a separate expansion to the game's world - this gives ZeptoLab some room to breathe and experiment with new ideas (as you'd expect from the title), giving it some great potential, but for now it's a fun addition to a game you probably already enjoy.

Cut the rope experiments then is very much more of the same. But when more of the same is this good, then it's not always a bad thing.

Some of the new puzzles effectively show off ZeptoLab's creative energy, but for the most part we're being sold another slice of an admittedly entertaining game. Still, it's hard to feel short-changed when considering the weenie price and, more importantly, it's impossible to discount the entertainment derived from its content.

It's nice to see Om Nom finally freed from the boxes, and the professor has the potential to add a bit more storyline to the series. But if you're looking for something that changes up the formula, significantly expands on the original or otherwise feels brand new, you won't find it here.

A fun sequel, full of great ideas and changes in gameplay, that repeates the success of the first game. A simple and addictive aplication recommended for those who played the first one or newcomers who want to try something fun.

A high quality puzzler, and well worth the asking price.

Experiments feels more like a straightforward level pack than a bona-fide sequel - and one that most players will blitz through in no time.