Levels Map Guide

Puzzle Map Adventure: Cut the Rope 2 Levels

Follow a colourful, winding route through every major Cut the Rope 2 world. See how Forest, City, Junkyard, and Underground levels connect, what each challenge expects, and how to earn the stars, fruit, coins, and medals you need to keep unlocking new adventures.

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4 Core worlds mapped
★ Three objectives per level
Puzzle of the Week

Forest bridge swing with triple fruit route

Practice smooth rope cuts and gentle swings to grab every fruit before feeding the candy. Perfect for families learning timing together.

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Colourful Cut the Rope 2 style puzzle map connecting forest, city, junkyard, and underground worlds with ropes and candy.
Puzzle map showing forest, city, junkyard, and underground worlds linked by a winding route of ropes, bridges, candy, and stars.
3-in-1 Goals

Feed, collect fruit, and beat the clock on every level for maximum rewards.

Forest → City → Junkyard → Underground

Track your progress along the full Cut the Rope 2 adventure route.

Puzzle Map Adventure

See Cut the Rope 2 as a living adventure map. Each world is a stop on a playful route packed with physics puzzles, collectibles, and clever level designs.

Forest
1
Lush Forest

Forest World Overview

First stop • Beginner-friendly physics puzzles

Forest level card with wooden platforms, vines, and candy suspended by ropes.

The Forest World is your gentle introduction to Cut the Rope 2. Wooden platforms, hanging vines, and slow-moving candy give you time to understand how ropes, gravity, and swinging work together.

  • Learn safe rope-cut order without harsh time limits
  • Practice soft swings to line up candy with stars
  • Experiment with simple fruit routes and basic chain reactions
★ Main objective: feed the candy
★ Beginner fruit paths
★ Gentle time goals
City
2
Busy City

City World Challenges

Intermediate • Moving platforms and traffic timing

The City World stacks objects, adds conveyor belts, and fills the screen with signs and vertical climbs. Levels feel taller and more active, asking you to think ahead before you snip any rope.

  • Use moving platforms to carry candy through star paths
  • Time cuts around traffic-like obstacles and pop-up signs
  • Plan multi-step paths that travel up and down the screen
Best for practicing precise timing
Ideal place to chase full fruit sets
Junkyard
3
Creative Junkyard

Junkyard Tricks & Hazards

Advanced • Machinery, magnets, and recycled chaos

Junkyard level card with metal platforms, gears, and magnetic puzzle pieces.

The Junkyard mixes metal platforms, containers, magnets, and sliding parts that react to each other. Levels in this world reward creativity and smart use of Nommies and power-ups.

  • Trigger machinery in the right order to open safe paths
  • Use magnets to pull candy or metal objects at key moments
  • Combine Nommies to move candy through complex layouts
Great for medal hunting
Perfect place to learn risky shortcuts
Underground
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Underground Tunnels

Underground Tunnel Enigmas

Expert • Gravity tricks and chain reactions

This world hides candy inside shadowy caves and glowing tunnels. Pipes, mechanical gates, and gravity changes force you to think like a puzzle designer, not just a player.

  • Trigger long chain reactions with a single well-timed cut
  • Guide candy through pipes while still collecting fruit and stars
  • Use multiple Nommies together to solve tight, fast-moving layouts
High-pressure time challenges
Perfect for advanced medal runs

Level Card Anatomy

Every Cut the Rope 2 level on this site appears as a clear, collectible-style card so Canadian families can quickly see what each puzzle expects before pressing play.

At-a-glance design

Everything you need on one playful card

Level cards act like tiny adventure posters. They show the environment, difficulty, objectives, and strategy focus in a single view so you can choose the right challenge for each play session.

World style

Each card uses colours and shapes that match its world: leafy greens for Forest, neon signs for City, metal textures for Junkyard, and glowing blues for Underground tunnels. This helps younger players remember where they left off.

Objectives panel

The objectives area shows the main goal, fruit goal, and time challenge in simple language. A row of small stars and medal icons highlights which goals you have already completed and which are still waiting.

Strategy & power-up tips

Each card includes quick advice, such as when to cut early, when to wait, and whether a power-up will truly help. This keeps power-ups from becoming a shortcut you rely on too early.

Three Objectives Per Level

Every Cut the Rope 2 puzzle can be completed in three different ways. Treat each objective as its own mini-quest to build skills and earn more medals.

Step 1

Feed Om Nom

This is the classic goal: guide the candy safely into Om Nom’s mouth. Focus on smart rope cuts, safe swings, and avoiding obstacles. Most families use this mode to learn the basic shape of each level.

  • Ignore optional fruit at first and just reach Om Nom.
  • Count down calmly before cutting ropes near hazards.
  • Let younger players choose the final cut so they feel the success.
Step 2

Collect the Fruit

Now that you know the safe route, replay the level and add fruit to your path. Fruit often sits in risky spots, so you’ll need braver swings and smarter use of Nommies.

  • Plan a route on paper or in your head before you start.
  • Use Nommies to change the candy’s height or direction.
  • Expect to restart a few times; treat misses as puzzle clues.
Step 3

Beat the Clock

The final challenge turns every puzzle into a race. Time goals reward confident rope cuts and quick decisions. These runs are ideal for older kids, speed-focused players, or co-op family attempts.

  • Replay the level slowly a few times before trying the timer.
  • Decide your full sequence of cuts before you start the run.
  • Keep fruit routes simple if they slow you down too much.

How objectives connect to medals and progression

Completing all three objectives on a level usually means maximum stars, strong coin rewards, and extra progress toward medals. On our guides, we treat each objective like a separate mini-strategy so you can master them one at a time.

★ More stars unlock new worlds faster
C Extra coins support power-ups and fun hats
M Medals mark 100% completion for collectors

Tips for Earning Medals & Stars

You do not need to be perfect on your first try. Use calm, repeatable strategies to fill your star meter and collect medals across every Cut the Rope 2 world.

First run: Learn the route

On your first attempt in any new level, ignore fruit, ignore the timer, and simply learn how the candy moves. Watch how platforms shift, which obstacles feel dangerous, and where Om Nom waits.

  • Focus on reaching the candy safely, not on a perfect score.
  • Ask younger players what they noticed after each attempt.
  • Use this run to spot possible fruit lines and shortcuts.

Second run: Hunt for stars and fruit

Once the level feels familiar, start combining the main goal with fruit collection and star routes. Move one risk at a time into your plan instead of trying every challenge at once.

  • Break the level into zones and solve one zone at a time.
  • Restart quickly if the candy drifts away from your ideal line.
  • Watch for gentle swings that pass through multiple stars.

Third run: Medal-focused timing

With the route and fruit plan ready, add the time challenge. The key is to keep your rope cuts smooth instead of panicked. Many medals are won by removing hesitations rather than performing risky tricks.

  • Count your cuts out loud: “one, two, three” to keep rhythm.
  • Use a familiar Nommies combo instead of a new experiment.
  • Pause between attempts and stretch your hands to stay relaxed.

For deeper medal and collectible breakdowns, explore our dedicated sections.

Collectibles & Medals Advanced medal strategies

Some levels become family favourites, while others turn into famous troublemakers. Our featured strategies spotlight the trickiest or most-loved puzzles and how to beat them.

Diagram-style illustration of a Cut the Rope 2 level with ropes, stars, and arrows showing a strategy path.
Illustrated step-by-step level diagram with rope cuts and candy path arrows.
Strategy Spotlight

Walkthroughs for popular and tricky levels

Step-by-step help • Nommies combos • Star routes

Each featured guide breaks a level into calm, easy-to-follow steps. We show where to cut, when to wait, how to use Nommies, and which power-ups are worth spending coins on.

What we explain

  • Exact rope cutting order for safe three-star runs.
  • Nommies pairings that make hard sections easier.
  • Optional shortcuts for confident players.

How to use the guides

  • Read once, then play without looking to build memory.
  • Use the diagrams to explain ideas to younger players.
  • Come back later for medal and time-challenge routes.
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Continue Your Cut the Rope 2 Journey

Use this levels map as your home base, then dive deeper into the friends, power-ups, and collectibles that shape every puzzle.

Meet the Nommies

Each world introduces new helpers who change how candy moves. Understanding Nommies is the secret to solving harder levels without wasting power-ups.

Visit Nommies Encyclopedia

Master power-ups

Coins, stars, and medals feed into helpful boosts and fun hats. Learn when to spend, when to save, and how to keep Cut the Rope 2 fair and fun for everyone.

Explore Power-Ups & Hats

Track your collectibles

Use our collectible-focused guides to see how stars, medals, coins, and customization pieces fit together into long-term progression.

Open Collectibles Guide