You can Play Original Cut the Rope 2 as well.
Info About Cut the Rope 2 – Bad Pig
If you’ve ever loved guiding Om Nom through a maze of ropes and gadgets, “Cut the Rope 2 – Bad Pig” feels instantly familiar, except this time the mischievous green piggies are the ones setting the traps. They’ve stolen all the candy and scattered it across inventive levels full of ziplines, bubbles, and color-coded ropes that each bring a fresh puzzle twist. You still swipe to slice and tilt to steer, but now you’re constantly dodging pig-devised booby traps designed to keep candy just out of reach.
Each world introduces new mechanics: exploding pumpkins that blast Om Nom skyward, slippery ice platforms where timing is everything, and gravity-flipping tunnels that will boggle your brain if you try to brute-force them. The pigs don’t just stand around looking cute—they roll barrels, trigger switches, and even swap your ropes around if you pause too long. On the bright side, you unlock tools like the Piggie Buster, a power-up that lets Om Nom barrel through flimsy barriers, or the Truffle Tracker, revealing hidden star boxes piggies tried to hide.
I love how the difficulty ramps up smoothly—early levels feel like a warm-up, but by mid-game you’ll be replaying stages to snag those last elusive stars and undiscovered treasures. The animations are as charming as ever: Om Nom’s little celebratory dance when he finally tucks into his candy, contrasted with the pigs’ triumphant grins when they succeed in stealing it. Sound effects are playful, too, making every cut, pop, and crash feel satisfying.
All told, “Cut the Rope 2 – Bad Pig” strikes a fine balance between nostalgia and novelty. Fans of the original will appreciate the signature rope-cutting fun, while the pig-centric hijinks and fresh gadgetry keep things lively for newcomers. It’s the kind of puzzler you can dive into for a quick brain teaser or sink hours into, hunting every secret the sly piggies thought they’d hidden away.