"Cut the Rope" dev ZeptoLab unveils next game, Pudding Monsters
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If you're like us, Cut the Rope and Cut the Rope: Experiments are two of the first games you install on any mobile device you get, and there's good news today, because developer ZeptoLab is announcing its followup game called Pudding Monsters. The news is coming out of the LeWeb conference in Paris, France.
Cut the Rope has not only been one of the most addictive games for mobile, but it's been a huge success getting over 250 million downloads, and supposedly still has 50 million active players on iOS and Android. As with most followup games, it's hard to expect Pudding Monsters to be as successful, but we're still pretty excited.
Pudding Monsters isn't as easy to explain as CtR, which is just "feed OmNom". The idea of Pudding Monsters is that it is a puzzle game where you need to save your pudding monster friend from the fridge owner. Swiping sticks monsters together, eventually becoming the Ultra Mega Monster. And, monsters will have different special powers, like leaving trails of goo to add "unique twists and turns in gameplay".
Of course, without video or actually playing the game, it's kind of hard to tell exactly what that all means. But, we'll be able to find out soon enough as the game is set for simultaneous release on iOS and Android on December 20th.
source: Pudding Monsters via The Next Web
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15 Comments
7. MichaelHeller posted on 04 Dec 2012, 14:43 3 0
I'm going to guess that it's the same reason why the game isn't being made for BlackBerry, Symbian, webOS, or bada. If the market isn't big enough, it's not worth the development cost.
Of course, ZeptoLabs does seem to have a relationship with Microsoft given CtR's placement in IE marketing, so it may come eventually.
13. Nadr1212 posted on 04 Dec 2012, 21:58 0 0
I'm probably the fridge owner, MOAW-HA-HA-HA-HAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!
5. joeymk posted on 04 Dec 2012, 12:36 2 0
I'm not a kid to play games, but it bother me that none from the big company's don't care about us windows phone users
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