There's a FREE HTML5 version of "Cut the Rope" at:
http://www.cuttherope.ie/
You need a new browser which supports HTML5 to play the game, like Microsoft Internet Explorer 9, Google Chrome or Apple Safari. When I tried with IE8 and an older version of Mozilla Firefox, a message appeared asking me to use a newer browser, and it recommended that I used the latest version of IE. The advantage of using IE9 over the other browsers is that you can play 7 EXTRA levels by pinning the game to the Windows 7 task bar to unlock the levels.
Currently there're only 18 levels (7 more when using IE9) in this web version, 9 for "Cardboard Box" and 9 for "Fabric Box". It's similar to "Cut The Rope Lite" (renamed as "Cut The Rope Free" starting from ver. 1.3) for the iOS devices but a few levels are different, and the gameplay is a bit different when using the mouse. There's no leaderboard by the way but you can see the score after playing.
You can look at some of the screenshots below:
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Start Screen of "Cut The Rope" Web version |
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Main Menu of "Cut The Rope" Web version |
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Cardboard Box 1st Level (the playing screen area is wider, as shown above) |
I think they may add more boxes and levels in future, or they're creating this free web version so that more people can try out this game before deciding on buying the full version.
David
These are my scores for Cardboard Box after my first playthrough:
ReplyDelete1: 5909
2: 5588
3: 5796
4: 5381
5: 5285
6: 5405
7: 5679
8: 5740
9: 5402
There are a few tricks I wasn't able to trigger like the faster strat on #7.
The gameplay for this web version (using mouse) is different from the iOS versions (using multi-touch). On some older Google Android devices, you can't perform multi-touch (some users complained about it in the Amazon.com app store).
ReplyDeleteI noticed the differences also but since there's no leaderboard for this web version, the scores are not important so I didn't mention about it.
Wanted to mention there is a pretty big difference in scoring between the HD version and SD version of the game. The scores I listed above are for the HD version. After a friend told me he was able to get over 5600 for level 9 I was a bit confused. I tried out the SD version and noticed higher scores were achievable. Here are my scores for Cardboard after playing through the levels once:
ReplyDelete1: 5916
2: 5618
3: 5828
4: 5437
5: 5364
6: 5524
7: 5720
8: 5741
9: 5629
Thanks for sharing this tip. :)
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