Slime Rule

I'm never buying random keys again(i can't stop).

It’s terrible, and—yeah, Slime—I don’t know the answers to your questions, and I’m not going to Google them.

Some of the answers are wrong. For example, it asks for the total amount of animals and plants in a specific area and the answer is 'biome' instead of 'population' (there is also 'community' with is what biome is in some definitions). Some questions do not have clear answer. There is also the 'cat flap' question that is supposed to be 'Isaac Newton' even though there is no proof of it and there was some Marshal dude and Duke Ercole d’Este that also invented it, neither of which are options. It is bad to have the main content of the game to be of low quality.

I do not recommend

Slime Rule is an unusual indie RPG that combines dungeon crawling, quiz mechanics, and light roguelike elements into a strangely charming experience that feels both experimental and oddly relaxing. Developed and published by DIG Games, the game follows the story of Fancy, a country girl who ventures into the dangerous Uzacan Castle after rumors spread about a mysterious slime monster capable of defeating legendary heroes. From the beginning, the game establishes a tone that mixes humor, fantasy adventure, and educational trivia in a way that immediately separates it from more traditional RPG Maker titles. It is a strange combination of ideas, but part of the game’s appeal comes from how unapologetically unconventional it feels. ([Steam Store][1]) The gameplay revolves around exploring dangerous dungeon environments, collecting treasure, and surviving encounters while also answering quiz questions that influence progression. This mixture of RPG mechanics and trivia systems gives the game a unique identity because success often depends as much on knowledge as it does on combat decisions. Instead of relying entirely on grinding levels or mastering complicated battle systems, players …

♥♥♥♥♥♥ game baffling how it is being sold