Slime Adventure Legacy

This game weighs like 8/9 MBs so it can be downloaded within a second, I think. Well, it costs 0,79€ so I guess it's ok, since it's the minimum Steam price for a game as far as I know. Let's not talk about the soundtrack - it's so horrible that I can't even put it into a genre. It's like a 1-minute loop taken from the '90s. The game features 25 levels and it's basically a platformer - non-remappable keys are WASD, or something else like space and the directional keys, plus you can wall jump. Bad thing is that the controls suck and are unresponsive, so your slime-character will float left and right and land where he wants. The game consists of a series of short levels in which you'll have to jump, avoid obstacles, collect coins (useful only for skins) and eventually reach the end. The graphics are quite basic and they follow the same scenario - there's the blue sky thing you can see in the Steam store page and little else on the background, while the obstacles and the platforms and such are made with some kind of square-shaped brown blocks. The wall jump is implemented in a crazy way and it will probably make you ragequit within some levels, but the main problems lie on the last lev…

Nightmare mode game with bad responding control. Good luck with level 25 rofl. S0YxSauCe's overall score : 8/10

Slime Adventure Legacy is another GameMaker Studio asset flip from serial copy+paste spam artists, Red twice potato. All these guys do is copy game templates and projects from the Yoyogames/GameMaker Studio store, change a few things/fill out the template, then try to gouge as much money as they can from someone else's work. They have run these asset/template flip copy+pastes dozens of times, and this is no exception. It's nothing but a cash grab. This time they've ripped off a basic template for a simple 2D retro pixel platformer. Asset flips and other "Fake games" (as Valve calls them) are harmful to the industry, because they pollute the marketplace and reduce the visibility and exposure needed by genuine indie developers.