Slime-san: Superslime Edition

Missing old flash platformer games? Look no further! Perfect collection of 100+ levels with a lot of creative uses of just 4 actions - run, jump, dash, change state. Not only that, game offers a lot of optional challenges - collectibles, time attacks, trials, different playstyles. secret areas. So hop on (pun intended) and play. Just remember, be carefull what you eat.

Slime-san: Superslime Edition, developed by Fabraz and published by Headup, is a fast, demanding precision platformer that channels the spirit of retro arcade challenge while layering in a surprising amount of content and personality. It presents a simple premise—a sentient blob trying to escape digestion from within a massive worm—but quickly reveals itself as a tightly designed test of reflexes, timing, and persistence. Beneath its playful exterior lies a game that is uncompromising in its expectations, rewarding mastery while rarely offering shortcuts. The foundation of the experience is its movement system, which is both simple and exacting. You control a small, agile slime capable of jumping, sticking to surfaces, and phasing through certain objects, all of which must be executed with precision. Levels are short but densely packed with hazards, forcing players to think quickly and react even faster. What sets the gameplay apart is the constant pressure to keep moving—many stages feature encroaching threats that punish hesitation, creating a sense of urgency that transforms each level into a race against time. This design encourages players to develop muscle memory and rhythm,…

Not a good time.

I gave this game a fair shot, played about 3h and 50 levels, and I can't say I am having fun. There are definitely some things the game does well: - cool pixel art - upbeat music On the other hand, I found myself frustrated by these aspects: - too much visual clutter. When you die you leave green trails and send green bits flying around. And sometimes enemies are just not visible enough - too many levels where the you can not start right away, because the first thing to do is to wait (could be waiting for a falling block to become reachable, for a moving enemy to trigger a switch, or for the traveling screen to catch up during a boss fight). At every death you have to wait again 5 or 10 seconds, and you die A LOT in this game, so it can be maddening. - mixing puzzles + speedruns = simply not a good idea - worst offender are the controls though. Way too often I end up mashing a combination of "dash/go through walls/jump" and hoping for the best. Perhaps I wanted to go too fast or something, because the "trophy times" were so low. Or I am just bad, which is likely. Another annoying thing is that after jumping and dashing and going through walls within the span of 1second, I was nev…

One of those games that with stages that is unreasonably difficult. Don't get me wrong, the game is well made with lots of ideas but as the game progress, there are tons of stages that are just forced. There are difficulty that gives excitement and enjoyment, but there are difficult that is just pain and "what was all these for?" The bottom line is that the game become unenjoyable

Fast, bouncy, and brutally satisfying! If you love precision platformers like Super Meat Boy or Celeste, this one's for you. You're a tiny green slime, and you must jump, slide, and dash through hundreds of tight, clever levels. It's pure arcade platformer joy.