Cut the Rope: Magic

Best of all, the whole thing feels slightly more relaxed overall, which is great for someone like me who is prone to anxiety and bad at puzzle games. Plus, it’s a mere dollar. Pretty magical, right?

Cut the Rope: Magic is similar to all of the other Cut the Rope games, but adds a few whimsical twists and turns to this puzzle that makes it special.

I still recommend giving Cut the Rope: Magic a try, but beware of the underhanded tactics that the developers have gone through to try and get even more money from you. If you’re forced to use a hint, just force quit and restart — that’s what I did.

The game preserves its traditional approach to the IAPs – they’re there, but fairly tolerable, and when things get tough you might as well spend a couple of dollars because the game is worth it. At the same time, if you play it for free, you can watch video ads and invest some extra time in brewing crystals to have that in-game currency handy when you need it. All things considered, it’s a game to play this weekend for everyone who has a sentimental fondness of the cute candy-loving alien.

You can count on getting hours of gameplay out of Cut the Rope: Magic, especially once ZeptoLab begins adding new content. It’s a tasty puzzle experience that offers more of what Cut the Rope fans love, plus it has a few magic tricks up its sleeve. Gorge on it without a second thought.

Cut The Rope Magic delivers more of the same Cut The Rope action, but with brand new entertainment making it well worth picking up.