SlimeRoom 4+

I’m not the kind of person to write reviews but this game was so pleasant and fun. The puzzles are based around your limitations and abilities as the slime guy and it’s pretty fun just moving sometimes. There are a few ways to customize your experience as different slimes and animals with different levels of agility, but every challenge can be beaten by even the weakest slime you’ll find. Personally I mostly just used the cat because his face expresses so much and so little emotion at he same time, juxtaposed against the slimes who are just happy to be here. As you progress you’ll unlock new color palettes and music, changing the game from something challenging, to some bubbly fun, to something more action-packed.

There are some downsides here, like the frequent ads, but I feel I’ve enjoyed my time with the game enough that it isn’t prohibitive to my experience.

If you like fun I’d give this game a shot.

For a game that was made by a single developer (or at least that’s what I think), this is straight-up astonishing. The graphics are great, the gameplay is awesome, and the best part is that there’s basically no ads and no pay-to-win. If you get a game over, then you simply have to watch a 2 second ad (at least for me). The stars are a great way of being an in-game currency, and I love how you get one for free at the end of a stage, so you’re guaranteed not to miss out if you’re not that good of a player. Overall, this game is amazing for one person. Great job, you’ve earned one of hopefully many 5-star reviews!

It may not be intentional, but one of my favorite features of this game is that when you get a game over it rewards you with an ad with an X. But the fun part is that you can choose characters that have different amounts of health, movement speed, and jump power. I love it because it (maybe not intentionally) has you choose between risking getting ads for speed and jump strength, or be slower or jump lower but have more health (less chance of an ad).