Slime-San

I spent hours with Slime-san expecting a throwaway gimmick platformer, and instead found something genuinely crafted. The core loop is simple: jump, slide, and use your slime ability to stick to surfaces while dodging acid walls and environmental hazards. But Fabraz builds on that foundation with creativity. Levels escalate from "learn to jump" tutorials to puzzles that require you to rethink what those three mechanics can do together. The pixel art is warm and intentional, the soundtrack sits perfectly in the background without overstaying its welcome, and the pacing respects your time. There's co-op, a level editor, and a versus mode that actually justify the feature list. It's not flashy or ambitious in scope, but it knows exactly what it is. Slime-san is worth your time if you want a platformer that trusts its own design. No bloat, no stretching a two-hour idea into ten hours. Just clean execution and hand-crafted levels that feel like someone cared about every screen.

Kai · Scout Team

Indie & narrative

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