Slime Planet Eater

About Slime Planet Eater

Slime Planet Eater puts you in control of a translucent slime the size of a small animal, set loose on a planet covered in objects bigger than you are. The loop is pure and satisfying: roll over grass, swallow it, then move on to flowers, fences, and the sheep that was ignoring you moments ago. Every bite adds mass, and every kilogram of mass pushes the boundary of what you are able to eat a little further out.

There is nothing to fail here. No timers, no enemies, no currency to manage. An object too large to absorb simply bends you around it until, eventually, it does not. The pleasure is watching the scale of the world flip: the tree that once filled your screen becomes a snack, the car becomes a crumb, and the skyscraper becomes the next goal on the horizon.

Several scenes show small pink pigs and black-and-white cows scattered across a green curved landscape. One scene places the slime on a pink surface dotted with brown cookies, red cherries, and upright purple popsicles. Another shows grey multi-story rectangular blocks with blue window panels standing on a green grassy sphere.

Clear a planet and a galaxy map opens the next, each with its own skyline and its own ladder of things to devour. Hats, trails, and skins are available to collect along the way, purely so your slime looks the way you want while it eats a world.

How to Play Slime Planet Eater

Steering is the entire control scheme — everything else happens automatically. Touch something small enough and it is absorbed: your mass rises, the camera pulls back, and larger objects become edible. Anything still too big bends you aside rather than blocking you outright. The gear button opens sound settings, language options, and your wardrobe.

Controls

• Left mouse button (hold and drag): Steer the slime on a computer
• WASD / Arrow keys: Steer the slime on a computer
• Touch and drag: Steer the slime on a phone; the slime follows your finger

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Adventure Miner Capybara's Edition offers that same steady sense of growing power as you mine ore and upgrade your axe across tougher zones. And if you enjoy watching small things combine into something formidable, Craft Mobs: Create a Monster and Fight! lets you merge characters into powerful monsters to defend a village in bright voxel battles.