Cut the Rope 2: Om Nom's Quest Reviews – Page 5

5/5 rating based on 142 reviews. Read all reviews for Cut the Rope 2: Om Nom's Quest for iPhone.
Cut the Rope 2: Om Nom's Quest is free iOS app published by ZeptoLab UK Limited

You123

تو۱۴۵

Thank you


This game is amazing

TamiFrank

I just got this game and why I got this game is cus I cut my things so that’s why I got this app


Cut the rope 2

tumtum33

I love this game


Don’t Bother

K.Pec...

As stated by others, this game is constantly interrupted by ads.


Fun but so many ads

Amftnzest

This is a fun game and I loved the original back in the day. I get there is a premium membership and if you don’t purchase it you have to see ads, no problem there I totally get it. The problem is there are so many ads and the ads are a full 30 seconds long without being able to skip after a few seconds. So it takes forever to play one level. Then every time you open it you have to close out of a request to be a premium member. I have to delete this app because you I can’t enjoy the game with all the other stuff being shoved in my face.


Not very good

eggshagev

I loved the original game, but this game was really hard to play not saying it’s difficult just saying it was always lagging or it’s frames were slowed down. I say it’s best just not to get the game.


Good but Ads are annoying

SeaSickSand

The game is really good for children’s brains but the ads are really annoying and your kids will ask to get rid of them but the app wants to spend your money the app is really good but ads bug us


Cut Rope 2

Ripoff 777

This game, has problems it keeps turning itself off lots of bugs that need to be fixed. Disappointed!!!!


Way too many ads

Snl0987$

I know this has been pointed out but apparently the message has not gotten through to the developers OR more likely they know and don’t care. Can’t play more than one level without having to watch a 30 + second ad for Township. Deleting this ad machine.


Constantly pushing weekly subscriptions

amfv

Cute game but deleted due to volume of ads and the predatory pushing of its $4 a week “subscription “.