Slime-san: Superslime Edition

A frantic and fast-paced platformer with a really cool aesthetic and pulsing soundtrack. The main gimmick of sliding through walls and slowing down time keeps things interesting for a while. That said, the difficulty spikes hard and the precise twitch-controls can become exhausting rather than fun.

It is weird this game has such a low completion rate. 2.1% for beating all the levels seems astronomically small. But then again, only 8.1% beat the first world, so it's a small percentage of a small percentage. This game does have a fast reload on death, which is nice. It is mechanically intense with the “extra” jump you get off walls and when walking off an edge. The soundtrack kicked ass and I had a bit of fun with it. However, the game makes the cardinal sin of making you wait and go super slow at parts. Those boss fights are amazing at first, but when you die, they become painful. The game frequently goes on sale for cheap. If you want to play a 'Meat Boy' style game that feels a bit different but has enough of its own thing going on, I say give this a try

Missing old flash platformer games? Look no further! Perfect collection of 100+ levels with a lot of creative uses of just 4 actions - run, jump, dash, change state. Not only that, game offers a lot of optional challenges - collectibles, time attacks, trials, different playstyles. secret areas. So hop on (pun intended) and play. Just remember, be carefull what you eat.

underrated

One of those games that with stages that is unreasonably difficult. Don't get me wrong, the game is well made with lots of ideas but as the game progress, there are tons of stages that are just forced. There are difficulty that gives excitement and enjoyment, but there are difficult that is just pain and "what was all these for?" The bottom line is that the game become unenjoyable

Fast, bouncy, and brutally satisfying! If you love precision platformers like Super Meat Boy or Celeste, this one's for you. You're a tiny green slime, and you must jump, slide, and dash through hundreds of tight, clever levels. It's pure arcade platformer joy.