Cut the Rope: Time Travel out now!

Cut the rope is by far my favorite mobile game, I have fully completed both the original Cut the Rope and the later released Cut the Rope Experiments, and now is an all new game - “Time Travel”.

The game introduces a new idea in that you need to feed two “monsters”, one being Om Nom and one being his ancestors.

[pressrelease]Join Om Nom as he travels back in time to feed his ancestors with candy. Cut the Rope: Time Travel is a completely new adventure filled with time-traveling, candy-crunching, physics-based action!

With two cute monsters to feed in each level, Cut the Rope: Time Travel is twice the fun but familiar to play. If you like Cut the Rope, you’ll love Cut the Rope: Time Travel!

There’s no time to waste! Visit six exciting locations including the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, a Pirate Ship, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, and the Stone Age. Om Nom’s ancestors are waiting – and they’re getting really hungry for candy![/pressrelease]

[appaware-app pname=’com.zeptolab.timetravel.paid.google’] - HD £0.62

[appaware-app pname=’com.zeptolab.timetravel.free.google’] - Free, Ad Supported

This game also supports Tablets.

Enjoy! I know I will.

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