Russian developer ZeptoLab has soft-launched a new endless runner starring Cut the Rope star Om Nom. Om Nom: Run has soft-launched in the Philippines on Android and sees the protagonist race through ...

ZeptoLab has soft-launched a new "hack and run" mobile game called Cybernom, starring the studio's mascot Om Nom. Players must fight their way to freedom by hacking robots, hiding in cardboard boxes ...

The family-friendly app is for the younger generation of fans for Om Nom, the cute green monster from the Cut the Rope series, which has been downloaded more than 600 million times. Moscow-based ...

Cut the Rope 2 is coming exclusively to iOS on December 19 for $0.99, and will be released for Android devices as a free-to-play title in early 2014. With the adorable little Om Nom having been ...

Cut the Rope, as ported to the web by Pixel Lab. Om Nom is a lovable little monster ... Challenges included making the game run quickly enough on older hardware, and inconsistencies in the ...

ZeptoLab and Blockade Entertainment officially announced today that they're turning the Cut the Rope mobile game franchise into a CG-animated feature film, tentatively titled Om Nom: The Movie ...

In Cut the Rope 2, Om Nom is back – freakin’ sweet ... developers have implemented some type of energy/time bar. If you run out of energy/time, you can’t play until you get more.

With more than 750 million worldwide downloads and appearances of main character Om Nom in Facebook’s Stickers and even his own upcoming movie, Cut the Rope has become a juggernaut for the company.

Popular iPhone and Android game Cut The Rope is now available to play in your browser. Clear your schedule and get feeding your Omnom. Andrew Lanxon Editor At Large, Lead Photographer, Europe ...

There are currently 120 levels in the follow-up to the original Cut the Rope, with new characters, challenges and tools to help Om Nom stay full of candy and happy. For those unfamiliar with how ...

Let’s take a trip back in time, back to the distant year of 2010. Cut the Rope made it’s debut on iOS, introducing the physics based game that would eventually be found on the home screen of ...