Uligo: A Slime's Hike

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Uligo: A Slime's Hike is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Nôrdika Studio and was released on May 13, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Join Uligo the slime in this sticky journey to find the way back home. Jump, dash, get launched, stick to any surface to triumph over any obstacles in your way. Will you overcome the dangers ahead?

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The platforming mechanics are tight and intuitive, providing a smooth gameplay experience.
The game features unique mechanics and a good variety of challenges, making it enjoyable for both casual and experienced players.
It's a short but sweet platformer with a decent difficulty level, appealing to fans of the genre.

The visuals and soundtrack could use improvement, as they are considered lackluster and repetitive.
The game lacks analog control for wall jumping, which diminishes the precision needed for skill-based platforming.
There are issues with the UI and settings, leading to a frustrating experience for some players.

story
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The game's story is minimal and largely considered non-existent, with players indicating that they are primarily focused on the platforming gameplay rather than a deep narrative. While the lack of a compelling story may be a drawback for some, others appreciate the straightforward nature of the game.
- “The music is repetitive, the graphics aren't anything special, the story pretty much doesn't exist... I will say that the platforming is pretty smooth, so if you think that only gameplay is worth it, then go ahead!”
- “Very light on story and the music does get repetitive.”
- “Story - not really a story.”
music
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players find it repetitive and lacking depth, others appreciate its nostalgic, old-school vibe and overall enjoyment. Despite the criticisms, the soundtrack contributes to a fun gaming experience for some.
- “Music was really nice as well and overall a fun time.”
- “The music is repetitive; the graphics aren't anything special, and the story pretty much doesn't exist. I will say that the platforming is pretty smooth, so if you think that only gameplay is worth it, then go ahead!”
- “Very light on story, and the music does get repetitive.”
- “The soundtrack is old school too!”
gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized by solid movement mechanics and unique, innovative features that develop throughout the game, making it a fun and engaging platformer. While the tutorial may lack novelty, the overall experience includes a variety of collectibles and satisfying moments, despite some minor jank.
- “This is a pretty fun platformer with unique mechanics.”
- “Short but sweet platformer with some unique mechanics that build over the course of the game.”
- “Has a bit of jank, but movement mechanics are really solid, with a lot of collectibles and satisfying moments.”
- “The gameplay feels unpolished and lacks the fluidity expected from a platformer.”
- “There are frustrating moments where the controls don't respond as intended, leading to unnecessary deaths.”
- “The level design is repetitive, making the gameplay feel stale after a short period.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are generally considered average, lacking significant polish or standout features, but they do not detract from the overall experience. While some players find the visuals unremarkable, the tight controls and smooth platforming gameplay are highlighted as strong points.
- “The visuals could use a bit of polish, but it's a neat little precision platformer with tight and intuitive controls and a good variety of challenges.”
- “The graphics are good.”
- “The graphics aren't anything special.”
- “Visuals could use a bit of polish.”
- “The music is repetitive, the story pretty much doesn't exist.”