The Renaissance features another Om Nom's ancestor, with a feather in his hat, a sharp beard and moustache, who resembles an image of Renaissance artists and scientists.This box also serves as an introduction for newcomers and is the fifth epoque in chronological order. Chains are introduced, which play the same role as ropes, but can only be broken with special blades, which can also break the candy. Om Nom meets his medieval ancestor, who wears a horned helmet. As of February 2017, the game features 12 time periods (2 unreleased). He tries to push himself out, but is sucked back in, making Om Nom start a journey through several epoques. The little creature tries to get it back, but is sucked into the time machine. The time machine opens and sucks in Om Nom's candy.
The story begins in 2013, when a time machine appears in Om Nom's room while he is trying to eat a piece of candy. Keep an eye on Google Play for that Android expansion.Unlike the original game, boxes now contain 15 levels each. Only the iOS edition has been updated thus far. The non-HD version is free to download for Android. So, with the addition of this Disco Era update you now have seven periods of history to cut those ropes within.Ĭut The Rope: Time Travel is still the same price, at just 69p / 99c on the App Store, and 62p / 99c on the Google Play Store for the HD version. You'll need to feed both Om Nom and his relative if you want to obtain all of those Gold Stars. The challenge that comes along with the Disco Era involves attempting to position glittery disco balls to stop the spotlight beams from destroying the candy as it drops. Naturally, the little green tyke as adorned a stunning afro and red shades look this time around. In this expansion, Om Nom has travelled back to the Disco Era to meet another of his relatives. Just when you thought you had got all that you can out of Silver Award-winning Cut The Rope: Time Travel, in comes an update with even more levels.
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