Twelveth entry in Cut the Rope series. Cut the Rope is a series of physics-based puzzle video games developed by ZeptoLab for several platforms and devices. Cut the Rope 3 focuses on Om Nom and his son, Nibble Nom setting out on a journey to discover new Nommies. The gameplay replaces pieces of candy with Nibble Nom, who must reach Om Nom's location in each level. The game features four locations, with the location that the player explores being selected by Om Nom's compass. In each search for a Nommie, the player will go through three random levels in order to take a picture of every new creature. It also features 3D graphics, similar to Cut the Rope Remastered.
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Got all the stars and the different "creatures". It's still the classic Cut the Rope gameplay I remember from a decade ago, with many puzzles having fun and inventive solutions. The gimmicks the game introduces work well, and it was a great game to return to over the course of a month.
The game's structure is that you are sent to a different biome and have to complete 3 puzzles in each one in order to unlock a "creature". That means you may play a few levels in the Jungle, then move on the a few levels in the Cave. This helps keep things fresh, but there may be some issues with scaling difficulty. Towards the end of the game, new mechanics stopped being introduced, and the only levels I had left to complete were far easier compared to the other levels I had played earlier. There seems to be a plan for more content, so maybe playing those on release will alleviate any issues with difficulty.
The game's structure is that you are sent to a different biome and have to complete 3 puzzles in each one in order to unlock a "creature". That means you may play a few levels in the Jungle, then move on the a few levels in the Cave. This helps keep things fresh, but there may be some issues with scaling difficulty. Towards the end of the game, new mechanics stopped being introduced, and the only levels I had left to complete were far easier compared to the other levels I had played earlier. There seems to be a plan for more content, so maybe playing those on release will alleviate any issues with difficulty.
Didn't even know this existed lmao.