Om Nom: Run

ZeptoLab

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About this game

Join Om Nom and Om Nelle on a race through the dangerous streets of Nomville: avoid obstacles, use power-ups to clear the way and unlock new characters from the Cut the Rope universe!

- COMPLETE VARIOUS MISSIONS: cover specific distances, collect letters, perform amazing stunts or run as far as you can in endless run mode to get rewards.
- USE BOOSTERS AND POWER-UPS: rockets, jumping boots, magnets and double coins will help you on your journey. Run to collect them and get extra points!
- UNLOCK CHARACTERS FROM THE CUT THE ROPE UNIVERSE: Om Nom and Om Nelle are the stars of the game, but there are many more cool characters and stylish outfits waiting to be unlocked!
- DISCOVER AMAZING LOCATIONS: run through busy streets, messy rooftops, underground tunnels, the robot factory and other colorful levels!
- GET TO THE TOP OF THE LEADERBOARD: gain the highest score in regular competitions to dominate the leaderboard!

Ratings and reviews

This is the first free-to-play game I've allowed my 6-year-old daughter to play, so naturally I supervised her playing it. I was horrified by how predatory the game is, constantly encouraging her to spend real money on cosmetic items and boosts. It uses a really nasty tactic of popping up windows with one huge button to buy the item, and a tiny X button hidden in the corner, and the X even moves to different corners. Not suitable for children to use unsupervised.

Good stand-alone game! Looks cute, has lots of colorful environments, and even can be played offline! A few things: besides the random kid characters or the 2 Om Nom characters, everything feels like just a Om Nom reskin, even Om Nelle. She just copies all of Om Nom's animations. There are missions to complete, but there's only 120, after that you can only do free run. I would like more updates and new content to this game, otherwise it just feels like it tried to cash in on Subway Surfers.

Game developer take note, this is how you do a free-to-play app. Adverts are 100% optional and worth it for the rewards. Not intrusive all. As for the game, it's a beautiful runner with super-cute characters that are simple to unlock and upgrade. Music is great but can become repetitive if you play too long. Only downside are the power ups, especially the first person one - the shift is jarring and basically changes the gameplay style for a few seconds which more often tha not leads to my death