Zeptolab has released a new update for their hit physics-based puzzle game Cut The Rope. Dubbed the ‘Buzz Box’ update, it brings with it 25 new levels for you to enjoy in true Cut The Rope fashion. Of course you have to be able to access it first.
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So just a few days ago Rovio’s now world dominating, life infiltrating, time devouring physics-based puzzle game Angry Birds was released. Since then it has been download more than 500 million times in total across all the platforms it’s available on. To celebrate it’s 2 year birthday, Rovio has released an update that comes with a few neat things.
Mediocre has just announced that they have pushed out an update for the Winter season for their hit physics-based puzzle game Sprinkle. The update brings with it 12 new levels all themed around the Winter season which includes some really cool new game mechanics.
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Sunday Morning Fun: Hit physics-based puzzle game, Cut The Rope, gets a little cartoon of it’s own
A couple of days ago Zeptolabs, developers of the very popular physics-based puzzle game Cut The Rope, released a neat little cartoon featuring the game’s main character On Nom. So we figured for a bit of fun we would post it here as part of your Sunday morning cartoons. Admit it, you still watch cartoons every morning don’t you?
Since we are posting about one Christmas/Winter themed game a day during the week and happened to miss yesterdays, we have to make up for it with a double dose of that today. Luckily for us Nelphy Games have released two new Christmas games to get you in the holiday mood.
There is a new physics-based puzzler on Android that could very well challenge Angry Birds in the realm it dominates. Others have tried and come close and this one could do the trick. Boom Bugs takes some of the aspects of Angry Birds and builds on it to make a whole new experience.
Angry Birds Seasons just got the Winter/Christmas update called “Wreck the Halls” but along with the new update came some new permissions you had to agree to which seemed to have ruffled the feathers or quite a few Angry Birds fans. So to ease the massive, Rovio explained what they were for.
Nelphy Games has released a new title onto the Android Market called HeavenHell. This particular title is a physics-based puzzle game where you have to use the angels in order to rid each stage of the demons that plague it. This is all done using the laws of physics.
If your idea of flinging a kitty around sounds like fun, then read on. Okay, not a real kitty, but a cool, cartoon-y graphically rendered kitty that you fling around while trying to avoid him from getting frozen, burned, and bashed into walls.
Well we knew it was coming for about a week now and also knew that if Rovio were planning on doing the Advent calendar type of deal like they have done with the past Winter / Christmas Angry Birds Seasons updates that the new one would have to be available by today and sure enough it is.