Worth noticing.

Really unique to find on here. Really interesting, albeit a little confusing at first.

I REALLY like this art direction, it almost feels like an art project. It really stands out. The gameplay loop is quite simple and not necessarily something inherently new - which is in no way a critique. Simple games can exist and be very fun, despite not being entirely new. However what this game does somewhat wrong occurs in areas where it is very painful to be wrong. Mainly the movement feels very sluggish clunky, charging a jump in a hectic environment can be lethal if an enemy approaches you. There also were numerous times where a slime was right at my character and I couldn't shoot him while jumping up, something that I intuitively thought would be possible hence the charge-jumping mechanic. Another thing is that this game took very long to load into, what I couldn't really understand as it has some easy to digest assets and materials. Perhaps a cleanup is needed? I have quite a beefy computer so I am not really sure if it is a problem on my end. This certainly has some potential and I hope you re-iterate it beyond the game jam 3!

It's really interesting of a concept but the mechanics and gameplay are not explained to the player at all upon entry. I hope with an introduction of a tutorial it would solve most of my gripes. I love the concept of playing as a slime with the ability to stick to walls and shoot explosive bio-goo. Shit is awesome.

Chill vibe, models and UI also look good. But what even is going on lol. Instantly thrown in and it's just information overload, so I walk into the first room and instantly swarmed by blue slimes. Touching anything will ragdoll you, even walking around on the slime's trail ragdolls you, but the room is covered by it. The blue slimes just insantly swarm you before you can even shoot them, why are they so god damn fast they basically teleport, and then you can't do anything. The aiming is also very lackluster, especially in third person, most of the time my shots just went through the ground. It was better to play in top down view since it would at least attempt to autoaim for you, but even then I'd find my shots stick to the upper floors or whatever was below the camera.

Well, you can even play it somehow!!

This game is too difficult for me to get past more than a few rooms. I was dying from various things that didn't really feel fair like swarms of fast enemies lunging from the dark and stunlocking me, one enemy type randomly exploding briefly after death, and some units randomly using hitscan weapons. You can't really fly/jump because you end up ragdolling and not being able to move. With that being said though some aspects of the game are strangely competently made, like the custom fully animated character that has various moves, lots of different enemies with unique AI, and an aesthetic UI. I don't really want to rate this lower than Shows Promise though because a lot of it seems well made despite the gameplay and I'm not sure if the dev's intention with the game is.

Cool concept, very original. But the ragdoll physics get a bit annoying, even with the upgrades and the enemies are sort of basic. I'd love to see future updates for this one!