Slime Tower

Overall★★★★★★★★★★3.67

Fun★★★★★★★★★★3.65

Innovation★★★★★★★★★★3.64

Theme★★★★★★★★★★3.65

Humor★★★★★★★★★★3.13

Mood★★★★★★★★★★3.58

Make a tower of slime!

You control a slime on an island full of slimes. Jump on top of other slimes to stack them and slowly make a tower!

Make a tower of 50 slimes within the time limit to win!

But watch out for birds! For some reason, they hate slime and will attack you to try to destroy your tower! The more slimes you have stacked on each other, the more aggressive they will be.

You can dodge their attack with a dash, or try to block (counter) them if you're fast enough.

*Gamepad supported (and recommended)*

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Controls

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Asset credits

* Slime model: "Slime Character" by MCSTEEG
* Environment models from "Simple Forest Pack" by PixyFantasyStudios and "Low poly 3d platformer asset pack" by Leftlife
* Bird model: "Low Poly Bird (Animated)" by Charlie Tinley
* Font: "Funblob" by Sixtwenty Studio
* Sound effects from Pixabay
* Cover artwork: "Static RPG Slime Pack Alternate Versions" by Moose n' Stoat, with "Cartoon Eyes Pack" by T.J. Loudon
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*Note: as discovered by someone in the comments, the jam build has VSync tuned off, which causes excessive GPU usage. If you want to play on windows, I would recommend downloading the _VSYNC version instead. Nothing was changed beside this settings. It does not affect the Web version, the Linux build is also seems to be unaffected (may depend on your system).*

Tags: #3d, #anime, #asset pack, #cartoon, #characters, #cute, #fantasy, #retro, #slime

Genres: role playing

Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Blender, Godot, Unity, Unreal Engine

Comments1

LDJam user 26819412 Oct 2024, 18:16

I had a blast playing this game, as the responsive controls and cute slugs made for a chaotic yet enjoyable experience. However, I found the timing for collecting slimes a bit tricky; it felt easier to jump into them rather than land on top, as the instructions suggested. The music set an engaging rhythm, but those obnoxious birds added a layer of stress, especially towards the end. Overall, it’s an addictive and visually appealing game—great job, and I look forward to seeing future updates!