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Burn the Rope Worlds hits the Android Market as a free download

November 10, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Burn the Rope Worlds hits the Android Market as a free download
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Big Blue Bubble seems to be learning from Rovio’s book as it too has decided to offer its game for free to the Android users (while charging those with iOS-based devices). After releasing the game for the iPhone and iPad users, the company has released Burn the Rope Worlds in the Android Market.

The game builds on the original Burn the Rope title, sporting 100 brand-new levels, 4 different themed worlds (Jungle, Mechanical, Fantasy and Space) and a new mini-game called Endless Burn.

If you haven’t played Burn the Rope before, you should know your goal is to burn as much rope as possible without letting the flames burn out. Flames only burn upwards so you have to rotate the phone to keep them going. Along the way different types of bugs are crawling along the rope, helping you solve each puzzle.

Not sure you like it? Maybe the following video will help you understand why it’s one of the most popular mobile games evar. Here comes…

Burn the Rope Worlds (FREE) [Android Market link]

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