The sequel to Cut the Rope is out now on the app store, and it has been since the early hours of the morning. You’ll be wondering what’s new in “Experiments”, how it improves on the original and if you should pay the 69p entry fee, then. So, since I’ve already completed it (not bragging, honest), let me explain…
As part of the launch activity for the forthcoming Windows Phone 8 OS, with handsets rolling out across North America and Europe over the next few weeks, Microsoft Studios has unveiled a selection of new Xbox LIVE enabled videogames coming to the mobile format. Along with the big hitters Angry Birds Star Wars and Cut the Rope, a number of smaller titles have also been revealed.
Chris Buffa (Modojo): The iOS App Store is sort of like the Old West in the sense that no one really polices it and Apple has yet to implement a video game rating system. That means developers are free to release titles that deal with mature content inappropriate for children. On that note, we're proud to present the best kid-friendly iPhone and iPad games that'll make both youngsters and parents happy.
Chiphazard : You must all be familiar with one of the most famous iOS game in the App Store right now “Cut The Rope: Experiments”, well for those of you who can’t buy it for any reason, would be glad to know that it’s available for download abortively free and that too from the App Store…but only for a limited time!.
