Dungeon Slime: Puzzle's Adventure Reviews

Realmente desafiante. Gráficos bons e som melhor ainda. A música desse jogo realmente é muito boa, se incorpora brilhantemente ao mundo do jogo. Cheguei na fase 15, tive que quebrar a cabeça porque não sou bom de puzzels. Mas quando abri o jogo novamente só estava salvo até a fase 12... Realmente um ótimo jogo, um bom investimento.

Great puzzle game! It's very juicy, your slime leaves traces on walls he collides on making a satisfying sound. The levels progress really well, starting off easy for you to get the hangs of the controls, then becoming harder and harder as you advance. It's so simple to control, that might make you think that there isn't really a challenge there. But believe me, there is! And those are the types of challenges that aren't frustrating, because the level progression helps you understand how the game works, so you'll have the knowledge to complete the challenges, thus making you feel quite smart. The art is amazing! It's sort of realistic, but also there is the cartoony slime, making it look very unique and interesting. This is a must buy, specially for the price! DON'T WAIT FOR A SALE, that's just ridiculous, look at this price tag :P

Nice puzzle game that features interesting mechanics. Contains relaxing levels that really makes you think. Visuals and music are simple, but they suit this game nicely. Recommended for those who enjoy relaxing puzzle games.

First, sorry for my bad english. This game is about a slime, you must move to walls for be smashed and complete the stages. The Dungeon Slime in my first impression was only a game a little different, but when a started to play... I LOVED THE GAME! The puzzles are very challengers, and you need to be smart, not is impossibel and not is too easy. The visual is wonderful, with a great color palette, and a love the slime expressions. The music really make you feel inside the dungedon and the sounds emphasize the visual. The unique problem is that it is short, but seeing the product quality and its price, it's definitely worth it experiment this game.

A fun, relaxing, and simple journey through the solid friendly dungeons will leave you satisfied. However one might want to wait for the dollar sale because there needs to be come quality of life on some levels that leaves one frustrated.

As a kid I hate Sokoban games as my father made me play, told me it can make my math better. ...It does not. I play few puzzles games nowadays but this one is relaxing, reminds me of the old time. I stuck at level 21. I shall devote more time before googling the solution.

Recommended! The trailer explains the core mechanic of the game which is pretty simple. Goal is to get your slime through the very skinny exit. The only controls you have are 4 direction keys (or on your controller). Take all the time you need to figure out your next move. A couple more keys to restart or exit the level. There are a couple of mechanics introduced as you progress: sharp barriers/walls which instantly kill your slime if it touches them, movable blocks that slide until they hit a wall when your slime slams into them, buttons (onto which you can kick a movable block) that disables sharp barriers. There's no undo, which is probably fair because the levels aren't long if you know what you're doing. I say probably fair because adding an undo button would make the game too easy. The only frustration is if you die (by touching a sharp barrier) or get into an unwinnable situation later in a longer level, when you restart, you have to try to remember (or partially rethink through) the first (up 10-20 on longer levels) moves to get back to the place you at least thought was the last good state before you made a wrong move from which you couldn't recover from. There is a "hard" difficulty level which I did not test out, but adds a move limit counter but otherwise gives identical puzzles as "easy". I presume if you exceed the count before getting to the exit, you fail and have to restart the level. I decided at the outset that I didn't want to deal with that additional restriction so played all the levels on easy. It's not a long game. I believe just 21 levels if I recall. It took me 3.3 hours to complete on "easy". Achievements are unlocked as you progressively complete levels. So in that way I got all but one achievement, which is to complete the game on hard. Good enough for me! I think you have to complete a level in order to access the next level, but I did not try to skip any levels so I can't say for sure. Bottom line is this game is fun, challenging but not too difficult, cheap, and just the right length to not wear out it's welcome. I also thought the art and animations were top notch. I got this game at 60% off which was ridiculously cheap. It's worth it at full price. As soon as I completed Dungeon Slime, I saw there is a sequel, which seems to have more mechanics and fancier graphics. I immediately bought the sequel as it was at the same ridiculously low sale price.

This game recreates a classic puzzle with a different mechanics that makes you think a lot to complete the levels, with nice graphics and sound effects, I recommend it for puzzle lovers. congratulations.

Pretty okay puzzle game about shaping your character correctly to move to the next level. One-note but good for what it is.

[b]dungeon slime[/b] is a cute-looking sliding game where torturing a slime is the way to go forward. hitting it against the wall changes its shape to fit various tunnel sizes, and being a slime, it probably doesn't feel anything. but then why do spikes end its life? anyway, [b]21 single-screen levels[/b] unlocked one by one for both game modes ([i]normal[/i] has no move limit, [i]hard[/i] does), [b]no undo[/b] in either, and while most levels are trivial, some might take a while to figure out. the only mechanics are spikes, pushable blocks and pressure plates to toggle spikes with pushable blocks. wasd or arrows to move, 'r' to reset, esc for a pause screen with only continue or back to menu as options. [b]good music, sound effects and graphics, but quality of life is a mixed bag[/b], nothing that couldn't be fixed quickly though. no volume settings, only separate toggles for sound and music, full screen toggle for a resizable window, but enter and esc don't work in the menu of a pc game controlled by the keyboard. wonderful. 'c' is accept, 'x' is back, no rebinding, controller also works. level selection is available, but instead of a screenful of level numbers, you have to go back and forth one by one and holding a key doesn't make shorter work of it. it's a cute game, [b]takes about an hour or so[/b], what with later levels being trickier and a mistake resulting in starting over, but there's not much content, variety or enough quality of life to match the price, so [b]maybe check it out around half price[/b].