Cut the Rope Time Travel and its dual-candy physics runs
This Skills game asks you to cut ropes, trigger devices, and guide candy to two hungry mouths at once. The time-travel theme keeps each stage feeling distinct, with historical backdrops and devices like portals, rockets, and air cushions, and it runs in your browser with no download.
Ropes, gravity, and the perfect cut
Your main move is simple: slice the right rope at the right moment and let momentum do the rest. Each swing matters because candy has to travel through the level under gravity and inertia, so a mistimed cut can ruin the run before either monster gets fed.
That focus on placement and timing makes this a strong fit for physics puzzles, especially when you need to line up stars on the way down. If you want the classic setup, Cut the Rope and Cut the Rope 2 use the same candy-first idea with a different stage flow.
Two monsters, one board
Unlike a single-target stage, this one pushes you to feed both characters on the same level. That extra demand means you are not just solving a path for one sweet — you are managing two deliveries while watching how chains, buttons, and moving pieces change the board.
The best runs come from planning the full layout before you cut anything, then using bubbles, switches, or other interactable tools at the right second. For more rope-based twists, Cut The Rope Magic and Cut The Rope Experiments follow a similar style of smart gadget play.
Time eras, stars, and browser play
Each world drops Om Nom into a different era, from Vikings to Ancient Greece, and the visuals change to match. You can also chase three gold stars per level, which gives each stage a tighter route to solve and a higher score to chase, and the game works on PC or smartphone.
That mix of Om Nom charm and cute presentation keeps the action readable even when portals and rotating parts are in motion. If you like drawing precise cuts, Slicing and Point and Click style pages are worth a look too.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
13 december 2015
Last Update
03 march 2026