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Slime Soup

Run a grimy fantasy soup kitchen where you drop and link bouncing slimes to trigger messy chain reactions. Build wild combos with strange ingredients, serve bizarre customers, and turn your filthy cauldron into a chaotic score machine.

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About the Game

Slime Soup is a messy game about running a very questionable soup kitchen in a gross fantasy world.

Link and merge slimes, add filthy ingredients in your cauldron and make huge combos to feed a bunch of weird and ugly clients!

If your soup feels to delicious, just add a bunch of crap in it and make the most putrid broth you can!

The current FREE DEMO contains:

  • About 100 different kitchen utensils, from a roll of toilet paper to the eye of an ancient beast

  • 3 different cauldrons to conquer

  • 20 different clients, from simple Goblins to tougher Witches, Yetis and Zombies

A Deliciously Dirty Puzzle Roguelike

It’s a mix of puzzle, physics chaos and building something that slowly snowballs into a ridiculous scoring engine.

The kitchen is falling apart. The soup is alive.

And somehow, business is still going.