Cut the Rope is dabbling into AI slop in yet ANOTHER new spinoff

Honestly I find it VERY surprising that no major mobile gaming company has took on this specific type of game yet, considering it's a highly popular format. What I'm talking about is those "X amount of games offline" compilations – a whole bunch of smaller games, all in a single app. But it seems like ZeptoLab are going to be the first.

This release is called "Offline Games: Om Nom and more", so clearly they're following the naming scheme of games like this to perfection. There's 25+ cozy games available, featuring Om Nom. All of them are in portrait orientation and playable with one hand, rounds are quick and around 1 to 3 minutes. Four of the games included (Hockey, Racers, Bump! and Splat!) have a two player mode. Additionally – as the name suggests – the game is fully playable offline. Interestingly enough the game's description also states that there are no ads or in-app purchases, and it's not a paid game either, so at the moment the monetization model is nonexistent.

Considering basically all visuals are AI generated, I suppose it's for the better that the game can't make any money.

Here are mode details on the available games, taken from the Play Store description:

Swing from roof to roof on a rope, stack a wobbly cake, pop jellies, draw candy slides into Om Nom's mouth, smash a cherry down an ice cream tower, gobble up a whole kitchen, sort lollipops, merge sweets, pull pins in a gnome mine, place crowns on a puzzle grid, capture castles, ride a moto over bumps, hop across a busy city, herd sheep with a puppy, draw a candy for Om Nom to eat and much more.

CLASSICS INCLUDED
– Chess with 12 bot levels and puzzles
– Solitaire: Klondike, Spider and FreeCell
– Sudoku with a daily challenge
– Checkers for a calm break

The game is currently available exclusively on Android in the Philippines and India. If you want to see what ZeptoLab is smoking, here's the Google Play link.