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What I found a little weird about the menu to the game was the strange music. So there is an incentive to reply levels to get all gold medals. Later you will find score beetles, water bugs, spiders and bomb bugs are also thrown on the rope which gives each level a serious puzzle element to it.Įach level, for which there are plenty to get through, are scored by medals (gold, silver and bronze) depending on what percentage of rope you have burnt away. To do this you have to of previously burnt an ant on the rope of corresponding colour. For example, you may have to burn different coloured ropes. You have to rotate the game area using touch screen controls to position the flame and rope accordingly.Īlso as you complete more levels new obstacles will be added. To combat this the flame must always burn upwards into the rope for it to keep glowing. The flame, which you’re only allowed to ignite once, can burn out. The main aim of the game is to burn as much rope as possible – but you could guess that right? It’s not as easy as it sounds though. However, it is already an iOS/Android app and sadly it does feel like it on the Vita, and it’s pricier. Although the title suggests the game may be linked to the mobile classic Cut The Rope, it’s not at all. Included in this Review Round Up are a host of small PS Vita games.

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It’s for all those little downloadable games which we can’t write a full blown article on exclusively, so we’ve clumped a few together giving little snippets on each game. Make sure to check out our previous coverage of the iPhone version for more details, or stop by our forums for further impressions from our members.Welcome to Review Round Up, a smart new feature for our review section. I’ve actually been having a great time replaying through the game on the iPad, and Burn the Rope HD is easily one of the best puzzle games you can get for the device. The graphics and gameplay are fantastic on the larger screen, and there’s enough levels to keep you busy for a long time, not to mention achievements and leaderboards through Game Center. If you are the owner of an iPad and haven’t yet given Burn the Rope a try, the new Burn the Rope HD is highly recommended. I tried this out and it works just fine, but my puny arms much prefer the default method of swiping the screen. Of course, if you’re in the mood for a bit of an arm workout (or your name is Brad Nicholson), you can turn tilting on in the options and play the iPad version just like the iPhone version. This works remarkably well as I can just lay the iPad in my lap and play each puzzle using a single finger, and the game is especially fun on the larger screen. In Burn the Rope HD, you simply keep the device in one position and spin the puzzle itself around by using the touch screen. Luckily Big Blue Bubble has thought about this as well, and has come up with a simple but perfect solution to this problem. My first concern when thinking about playing Burn the Rope on an iPad is that it doesn’t sound terribly fun to spin a larger, heavier device around in my hands, which is a main component of the gameplay. Now this game is available in an iPad native version called Burn the Rope HD which encompasses all the new content and features that have been added into the iPhone and iPod touch version since its release. Many people felt the same too, as Burn the Rope spent a significant amount of time hanging around the top paid charts in the App Store. What started out as a quirky little puzzle game quickly evolved in a matter of weeks into one of the most fun, content-filled, and beautiful games on the App Store.

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Then, several weeks later, another update added more new levels, additional gameplay elements in the form of new bugs and bonus rounds, and Retina Display support. Less than a month later, an update brought new levels, Game Center integration, and several gameplay tweaks that took care of most of the complaints in our original review. Last December we reviewed Big Blue Bubble’s puzzle game Burn the Rope and found it to be a unique and challenging experience.

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