Cut The Rope: Time Travel
Join Om Nom on a physics-based puzzle adventure through history, where you must feed two hungry monsters by precisely cutting ropes in various time-themed environments.
About Cut The Rope: Time Travel
This logic-based puzzle game expands the classic rope-cutting formula by introducing a time-travel theme. Instead of feeding just one Om Nom, players must now navigate levels designed to satisfy two creatures at once: the modern-day protagonist and one of his historical ancestors. Each stage presents a complex arrangement of ropes, bubbles, and obstacles set against backdrops inspired by different eras, such as the Middle Ages or Ancient Egypt.
Success depends on understanding physics and timing. Players must analyze the movement of the candy as it swings, falls, or floats through the air. The addition of a second character doubles the challenge, requiring coordinated actions to ensure both monsters receive their treats. It is an accessible yet mentally stimulating experience suitable for puzzle fans of all ages looking for clever level design.
Why players like Cut The Rope: Time Travel
- Engaging physics-based logic puzzles.
- The challenge of feeding two characters simultaneously.
- Varied historical settings with unique visual themes.
- Intuitive controls that work well on both desktop and mobile.
Instructions
How to play
Use your mouse or touch screen to cut the ropes holding the candy. The primary goal is to guide the treats into the mouths of both Om Noms on the screen. Observe how the candy reacts to gravity and momentum before making a move. You may need to interact with environmental elements to change the candy's trajectory. Plan your sequence of cuts carefully to ensure no candy falls off the screen.
Tips for beginners
- Watch the swing trajectory carefully before cutting to ensure the candy gains enough momentum.
- In levels with two candies, determine which monster needs to be fed first to avoid blocking the second path.
- Use the environment to your advantage, timing your actions to coincide with moving obstacles.