Cut-the-rope physics moved to ancient Egypt, where a small mummy waits underneath with its mouth open. Candy hangs on ropes above; cut at the right moment and it swings into place, cut carelessly and it clips a rock or a stick of dynamite on the way down. Later levels add bubbles, air currents and bonus stars tucked in corners that can only be reached by sending the candy the long way round. The physics is the whole appeal: it is predictable enough to plan and loose enough to surprise you.