Slime-san: Sheeple’s Sequel

Slime-san: Sheeple’s Sequel

Fabraz · 2018 · Action, Adventure, Indie

PC
4 user reviews50% · 4
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About Slime-san: Sheeple’s Sequel


Disclaimer: If you own Slime-san, you will NOT need to purchase Slime-san: Sheeple's Sequel separately. This title is included in Slime-san via an automatic update.

Synopsis


Sheeple's finally lost it! He is convinced that everything's just part of a giant videogame and that he was coded to simply be a side-character. Which is why he decided to recode himself to become the villain instead... Can you defeat his nefarious levels and come out of it unscathed? Good luck!

Features

  • 20 normal and 20 NG+ levels made by the insane Sheeple!
  • Dozens of unique hazards to tackle head-on!
  • Three special play styles: Slime-san, Shadow & Marble mode!
  • A utterly unique boss fight, can you defeat Sheeple's machinations?
  • A brand new, rather bizarre... Target mode? Rhythm mode?
  • Speedrunning mode for DLC levels, compete in leaderboards!
  • 70 \ to collect and spend in an art gallery!
  • An expansive hub world: Sheeple's Headquarters! Don't get too weirded out!
  • A special mini-game...
  • Tons of customization options like a HUE slider!
  • Unique cutscenes and story elements!
  • Secret indie stars to discover and talk to!
  • Music by Meganeko & Mischa Perella!
  • Art by Del (Miimows)!

Slime-san


This version only contains the downloadable content "Sheeple's Sequel". If you want to experience the main storyline, head on over to Slime-san's page!

History


Slime-san is the fourth major game developed by Fabraz. The three previous titles being Planet Diver, Cannon Crasha and Wild Wild Pixel. Slime-san is a game that is fun down to its very core. A silly story, with an unlikely character and gameplay that is addictively fast. It features hours of single player content yet is tailored for speed runners as well. The very core mechanics and level design lend themselves to be played competitively online. It is a visually unique adventure using a carefully crafted, 5 color palette world that is filled with fun and goofy Japanese references. It also has a soundtrack that is worth the price alone, featuring some of the most popular chiptune composers in the world! Published by Headup Games.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 14, 2018
If you see this review, I suggest you buy the full Slime-san game. This is a free update for the original game, but I still bought because I want to try the game on Steam instead of only on Switch. I have no regrets. It's a good add-on that's only a bit buggy or annoying to control in some places. The game's levels shine in terms of good design and being fun to speedrun.
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Not recommended Jun 26, 2024
Slime-san: Sheeple’s Sequel is yet another of literally thousands of 2D retro platformers infesting Steam and lowering the average quality of all video games everywhere. This is in many ways a ripoff of Super Meat Boy, except your slime trail is green instead of red. Truly amazing innovation here... ugh. It's a "Frustration" platformer, made extra difficult on purpose, because retrying levels all the time means the developer didn't have to make a lot of levels, and that would involve hard work, so they didn't do it. Just like real graphics require hard work, so this has pixelcrap "art" instead. See the pattern here? From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. To make matters worse, while lazy, low quality pixel "art" has been used, making the game look bad, many elements of the game aren't done with pixelcrap... which accomplishes a couple of things. Fir…
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