Slime Squisher

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Slime Squisher is a single player action game. It was developed by EagleEye Games and was released on April 9, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

SURVIVE WAVES OF DEADLY SLIMES In Slime Squisher, your main goal is to protect a strawberry by squishing slimes with your cursor. The slimes come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Some are fast, some are slow, some shoot bullets, and some are big and bulky! COLLECT COINS AND PURCHASE UPGRADES Slimes have a small chance to drop gold coins. These coins can be spent on permanent upgrades which wi…

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

replayability3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging experience with a charming premise of defending a strawberry from slimes.
It features a satisfying progression loop with various upgrades and abilities that enhance gameplay.
The visuals are colorful and appealing, contributing to a lighthearted atmosphere that makes it enjoyable to play in short bursts.

The game is quite short, leading to a lack of depth and replayability after a few hours of play.
The cooldown on clicks can make gameplay feel passive and frustrating, reducing the sense of agency for players.
There are significant design flaws, such as imbalanced upgrades and a lack of critical information about enemy health, which can hinder the overall experience.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Slime Squisher offers engaging gameplay that combines clicker mechanics with tower defense and action elements, creating a lighthearted yet mechanically rich experience. The game features a straightforward core loop that is easy to learn but provides depth through strategic decision-making, ensuring a smooth user experience. While enjoyable and addictive initially, players may find the overall experience relatively short despite its engaging nature.
- “Slime Squisher, developed and published by Eagleeye Games, is a lighthearted but surprisingly engaging arcade-style roguelite that blends clicker mechanics with tower defense and action elements.”
- “While the premise is simple and the mechanics are easy to grasp, the game hides a fair amount of mechanical depth under its colorful, cartoony surface.”
- “These mechanics help the game avoid falling into the trap of becoming a pure idle or clicker game, as you’re always making moment-to-moment decisions based on the threat in front of you.”
- “But I can also tell from looking at it that it'll be quite short even while the gameplay kind of feels long.”
- “The overall user experience feels smooth, which is crucial in a game where precision and rhythm are at the heart of the gameplay.”
- “Gameplay is focused and loops around a structure that will be familiar to anyone who’s played a roguelite.”
graphics
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The game's graphics feature a vibrant 2D cartoon aesthetic, characterized by squishy, bouncy enemy designs and clear animations. While it may not showcase high graphical fidelity, it effectively prioritizes visual clarity, which is crucial for the fast-paced gameplay.
- “The visuals lean into 2D cartoon aesthetics, with squishy, bouncy enemy designs and clearly readable animations.”
- “It's not a game that dazzles with graphical fidelity, but it understands the importance of visual clarity, especially in a fast-paced clicking game where reaction time matters.”
replayability
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Players note that while the variety of slime types and upgrades provides some replayability, the core gameplay mechanics remain relatively unchanged, limiting long-term engagement. Additionally, the game's short length is a drawback, though some users find the full version more enjoyable than the demo, enhancing its playability.
- “Only bad thing is how short the game is, but there is some replayability at least.”
- “While the variety in slime types and upgrades offers some replayability, the basic act of clicking slimes and managing cooldowns doesn’t evolve much beyond its initial concept.”
- “The only downside is how short the game is; there is some replayability, at least.”
- “I personally liked the full game a lot better than the demo; the shop makes it a lot more playable for me, at least as a novice.”