Cut The Rope 2 — Play Free Online
Feed Om Nom candy in this award-winning physics puzzle. Cut ropes, use gadgets, solve puzzles.
How to Play Cut The Rope 2
Cut The Rope 2 is the sequel to the beloved physics puzzle game that's been downloaded over a billion times. The goal is simple: feed candy to Om Nom, the adorable green monster. But between the candy and Om Nom are ropes, bubbles, spikes, and increasingly clever obstacles. Swipe to cut ropes and use physics to guide the candy into Om Nom's mouth — collecting stars along the way.
New in Cut The Rope 2: Nommies — cute creatures with special abilities that help (or hinder) your candy delivery. Roto can carry candy through the air, Lick makes temporary bridges with his tongue, and Blue can lift candy on a platform.
Tips for Solving Puzzles
- Collect all 3 stars: Stars are the real challenge — sometimes the obvious path misses them. Think about alternate routes
- Use Nommies strategically: Each level gives you specific Nommies — figure out their role before cutting anything
- Timing matters: Some puzzles require cutting ropes in a specific sequence or at the right moment
- Restart is free: Stuck? Restart the level instantly — there's no penalty for experimentation
Game Features
- Free online version — no download required
- Award-winning physics puzzle gameplay
- Multiple worlds and hundreds of levels
- Works on all devices — desktop, tablet and mobile
- No registration — instant play
How to Get Better at Cut The Rope 2
- Experiment with rope order: Cutting ropes in different sequences produces completely different results — if your first approach fails, try cutting the middle rope first instead of the bottom one
- Use gravity to your advantage: Let the candy swing on a single rope to build momentum — a pendulum swing can carry it past obstacles that a straight drop cannot
- Activate Nommies at the right moment: Don't trigger Roto's flight or Blue's platform immediately — wait until the candy is in the optimal position before using their abilities
- Watch for star patterns: The three stars in each level are deliberately placed — if one star is isolated high up, the puzzle likely requires an upward candy launch rather than a drop
The best Cut The Rope solutions are often the ones that look wrong at first glance. If a level stumps you, try doing the opposite of your instinct.