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Orchard Outbreak: Slime Time

Asymmetrical multiplayer game of cops and robbers where the cops are farmers and the robbers are slimes trying to eat the farmers apples!

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About the Game

Dine, dash, and defend the orchard.
This is a fast-paced asymmetrical multiplayer game where one player controls two determined farmers, and everyone else plays as mischievous slimes trying to steal every apple on the farm.

As the farmers, your only way to stop the slime infestation is simple: tackle the slimes to knock the apples out of their gooey grips and reclaim the orchard. As a slime, you'll work together to shake trees and eat apples scattered around the map, but be careful apples make you full and slow!

It’s chaotic, competitive, and endlessly replayable—perfect for party nights or quick rounds of pure slime-fueled nonsense.