Rise of the Slime

I got this game for a little more than a buck, and in that perspective it's a competent game that ran without any bugs. But unfortunately the game is slow and somewhat dull. Rise of the Slime is incredibly limited in scope - there's about 4 real deck types(one of them the starter/tutorial cards) and two of them are so broken as to be laughable. At no point was I ever in any real threat of losing and if you have even the vaguest familiarity with deckbuilders you'll have little difficulty.

Good little roguelike with deck building about brave slime :) . From negatives only "no recent updates" and "kinda long traverse along run". Bought on sale, yet it was pretty fun to try out different strategies\builds and 100% this game. Game has a lot of potential, if someone will lay a hand on it.

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Game is good. Not as good as Slay the Spire but has a great art style.

Not a hard Game. But there are too many unnecessary mechanics which are in the game which makes it not as FUN as other Roguelite Deckbuilders. If you want to try it buy it only during discounts, it can give enjoyment for at least an hour or so

Rise of the Slime is a roguelite deck-building adventure developed by Bunkovsky Games that aims to bring a new flavor to the genre by combining card-based combat with side-scrolling exploration. Instead of relying solely on static battle screens like many of its contemporaries, it introduces movement, environmental hazards, and positional tactics to the mix. You control a cheerful, gelatinous protagonist on a quest through a paper-theater-style world filled with monsters, treasure chests, and upgrade opportunities. At its heart, it’s a game about building powerful decks, managing risk, and discovering how far a slime can go in a beautifully strange fantasy setting. The first thing that stands out about Rise of the Slime is its visual presentation. The world looks like a handcrafted diorama, with cutout-style characters and layered backdrops giving the illusion of depth. The aesthetic feels warm and approachable, with an art direction that avoids the gritty realism common to other roguelites in favor of something whimsical and storybook-like. The slime itself is animated with simple charm, making it easy to root for as it bounces its way through various arenas and traps. The soothi…