Cut the Rope Experiments

Om Nom is stuck in a laboratory now, and the ropes hanging over him are wired to gadgets a regular candy-cutting game never had. That's the setup in Cut the Rope: Experiments, the ZeptoLab sequel where a scientist has taken an interest in Om Nom's sweet tooth and built a whole series of tests around it.

You still cut ropes to steer candy into his mouth, but now the room fights back with laboratory mechanics layered on top of the physics you already know from the original. Every rope-slice sends the candy swinging through gadgets built to complicate the drop, and getting the timing wrong means watching your candy sail right past him.

It plays instantly in the browser on MultiPixel.io, no download, on desktop or mobile in landscape. If snappy timing puzzles are your thing, it sits comfortably alongside our other Puzzle games built around quick, satisfying cause-and-effect.

Slice the ropes holding the candy so it drops, swings, or bounces its way into Om Nom's mouth. Each level's laboratory gadgets change how the candy moves once you cut, so watch the setup before you touch anything.

Use your finger or mouse to cut ropes with a swipe or click, timing each cut so the candy's momentum carries it toward Om Nom rather than off to the side.

Watch the whole contraption for a second before cutting. The gadgets are there to be worked with, not rushed - a well-timed second cut often matters more than the first.