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Cut The Rope’s Latest Free Update Is Magic
Available now in the iOS and Android versions of ZeptoLab’s candy-munching puzzle game, the Lantern Box adds 25 levels of teleporting magic to Cut the Rope in celebration of the Chinese New Year.
Cut The Rope Has A Steam Box, And It’s Free
Not even the candy-craving critter Om Nom can resist the allure of steam-powered technology. Today’s free Steam Box update for the Android and iOS versions of ZeptoLab’s popular physics puzzler may not offer popular PC games via Valve’s online service, but it does deliver 25 new levels featuring the awesome power of super-heated water.
Gaming App Of The Day: The Most Fun You Can Have With Pudding
Riding high on the continued success of Cut the Rope, developer ZeptoLab serves up victory pudding, only this pudding doesn’t want to be eaten or smeared on the naked bodies of unpleasant people. Pudding Monsters want to be free.
What To Get The Discerening Cut The Rope Fan For Christmas
ZeptoLab’s candy-munching Om Nom is the most iconic mobile gaming character this side of Angry Birds, the sweetheart (and tooth) of smartphone gamers around the globe. Round 5 immortalises the star of Cut the Rope in a series of plushies and collectibles worthy of his big, stupid, toothy grin.
First Gameplay From Cut The Rope Creator’s Pudding Monsters
It’s not as cute as Om Nom’s candy munching adventure, but it has potential. ZeptoLab’s Pudding Monsters hits the iTunes App Store on December 20.
Scammers Behind Fake Version Of Angry Birds Ordered To Refund Customers
There is a legitimate, free version of Angry Birds for Android. But one app that appeared on the Android Market (now Google Play) last year wasn’t it. It was a fake, a piece of malware explicitly designed to part phone owners from their cash. Now, the scammers that took the money have been ordered to give it back.
6 Classic And Contemporary HTML 5 Games You Can Play Free Right Now
A lot has changed since the days when web developers relied almost exclusively on Flash for media-rich interactive content. Although the technology is still very much alive and may not see a replacement anytime soon for certain uses, more and more websites are implementing HTML5 for streaming audio and video, and we are also starting to see some applications in the gaming space.

























