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SlimeSlider

SlimeSlider is a puzzle game about navigating levels by pushing boxes. In each level, you must push boxes in order to overcome (or take advantage of) your tendency to slide in order to direct the blob to the exit portal.

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mathgolfer
Publisher
mathgolfer
Release
July 17, 2026
15 days ago
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About the Game

Moving is easy. Stopping is not.

Slime Slider is a movement-centered puzzle game where a simple movement mechanic can be your biggest challenge. Guide your blob to the ending portal, but remember, once you start moving, you can't easily stop!

Are walls obstacles or the perfect way to stop yourself and turn? Are open spaces areas where you can't turn or areas that can be traversed quickly? Set up boxes to slide through puzzles and get to the end!

Key gameplay features

  • 250 distinct, hand-crafted levels, each introducing new ideas that will test your understanding of the mechanics across many different complex conundrums.

  • Master the movement system by moving boxes to create paths, avoid hazards, and slide past obstacles to get to the goal.

  • Use the interactions between objects to build complex contraptions to manipulate object, remotely hit switches, or help slide yourself to new areas.

Many new mechanics to discover

Each world introduces one or more new mechanics. There are no filler levels here. Each level either introduces a new concept or iterates on those concepts to create novel solutions. How can you use your tools to accomplish new tasks? How can hazards be used to help you? You can just play through the main worlds or try to complete all 250 levels. There is plenty of challenge and depth for those who seek it out!

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