Cut the rope 2 — free online game
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Cut the rope 2 — free online game

Cut the rope 2

Rating
8 (30 votes)
Technology
HTML5
Platform
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
Screen Orientation
Landscape and Portrait
Release
December 2015
Last Update
March 2026
Name
Cut the rope 2
Category
Puzzle
Content
Kids-friendly No blood No cruelty

Cut the Rope 2 and its rope-cutting puzzles with Nomiks

Cut the Rope 2 keeps the candy hunt moving with a Puzzle setup built around slicing ropes at the right moment and steering sweets through hazards. You guide the candy through gravity, bouncing, and moving parts while Om Nom waits for the drop, all in your browser.

Use the new helpers to solve each stage

The Nomiks change how you approach each layout, because each helper brings a different action to the board. One can move objects, another can build a bridge, and another can carry the hero, so timing their abilities matters as much as cutting a thread.

That mix works especially well if you enjoy the original Cut the Rope, since the core aim is still to feed candy without wasting a move. It also lines up with Cut The Rope Experiments and Cut the rope time travel, which focus on the same kind of rope-based physics problem.

Stars, obstacles, and careful timing

Each level asks you to deliver the candy, but the real challenge is collecting three gold stars along the way. Airbags, traps, and shifting platforms force you to study the path before you act, and you may need to wait for the swing to line up before making the cut.

The game also borrows from Physics and Collecting ideas in a very direct way, because the candy’s fall depends on momentum and on whether you grab every star. If you like that same magical gadget feel, Cut The Rope Magic is another close match.

Mouse cuts and touch swipes

On computer, you hold the left mouse button and drag across a rope to slice it, then click buttons or helpers when their turn comes. On touch devices, the same actions become swipes and taps, so the game plays smoothly without any download and no signup needed.

The browser version also keeps your progress in memory, so your opened locations stay saved when you return. If you want a neat one-button style challenge, the related One Button tag fits the same kind of direct input.