ASMR Slicing

I like the concept of this game as I listen to ASMR every night in bed to fall asleep and relax better as other people do too. But the execution is so weak, visually this game as an ASMR is satisfying, but sound wise it is pleasant most of times, but too loud and you are left with 2 options either mute the game completely or endure a bit rough and a bit too loud ASMR sounds. And there's no variety of sounds and I don't know what ASMR cleanup of sounds means as someone wrote in their review ok there is variety of sounds, but they are just for the memes and mostly unpleasant to listen to. And I'm not gonna say this game is a ripoff as anyone can afford to pay 5 euros for a game and that is not much even on sale it's cheap. And why is there no option to turn all audio to less loud? That way it would at least be pleasant a little to listen to as other cheap badly made games like these don't have it. And this is the only game on steam that could be called ASMR game and that is why it's more disappointing that this game is underwhelming. And I don't know about other people, but I almost never watch ASMR I listen to it like I'm not gonna watch ASMR when I'm trying to fall asleep and I rel…

Games are sacred little rituals we perform to quiet the screaming meat computer between our ears—repetitive motions that promise satisfaction, control, and the illusion that we can carve order out of chaos. ASMR Slicing takes this truth to its most absurd, minimalist extreme: a brightly colored kinetic sand playground where you wield everything from kitchen knives to flaming swords to a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ karate chop hand, slicing colorful blocks shaped like food, toys, and random everyday nonsense while the speakers whisper (or sometimes shriek) those oddly satisfying cutting sounds. You pick an object, choose your absurd blade, and drag the mouse (or controller) through the soft, yielding material. It parts with a gloriously tactile shhhk, crumbling or splitting in ways that tickle some ancient part of the brain. Challenge modes add light objectives—cut exactly in half, hit a weight target, find hidden golden creatures inside—giving the whole thing the faintest pretense of progression. Unlock new tools, new objects, more coins, more blades. It’s an interactive fidget toy wearing the skin of a game, and it knows exactly what it is. The dark humor emerges in the sheer ridiculousness of it a…

Simple game and not very long, but can be fun if you enjoy this kind of content, just get it on sale.

ASMR Slicing is a relaxing casual simulation game developed by CrazyLabs and published by QubicGames together with Gamersky Games that transforms the simple act of cutting objects into an oddly satisfying and surprisingly addictive experience. Built around the internet popularity of ASMR videos and kinetic sand content, the game focuses entirely on sensory enjoyment rather than challenge or competition. Instead of asking players to survive difficult levels or complete complicated objectives, ASMR Slicing encourages them to slow down, relax, and enjoy the soothing process of slicing through colorful objects while listening to calming sound effects and watching smooth destruction animations unfold on screen. The core gameplay is intentionally simple and immediately accessible. Players use different cutting tools to slice through objects made of kinetic sand and other soft materials, creating satisfying visual reactions with every movement. The objects range from food-shaped sculptures and toys to random geometric forms and decorative designs, all specifically created to maximize the sensory pleasure of cutting them apart. Every slice causes layers to crumble smoothly while fragments…

I got this game and its DLC on sale and for about $3 it’s a pretty fun distraction! Took me around 40 minutes to get all the achievements, if you’re looking for easy achievements. Good game to get if you have a child who loves sand cutting videos.

cutting sand w different knives is fun