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I like to play this game when I’m bored, and it is a really fun and challenging platformer. But when I played the game, I came across a lot of bugs and glitches. One of the most common bugs I had was when I pressed the checkpoint button on the top right corner, but at the same time the “you ded” screen would appear at the same time. This caused the “you ded” screen to show up when I went back to the checkpoint, and I couldn’t see what I was doing while it was still there. I tried to kill the character again, but the “you ded” screen was still there. Every time this happened to me, I had to close the app and go back into it. I wouldn’t mind this bug much if it didn’t happen often, but it kept happening to me a lot. And it is really annoying. If the developer is reading this, can you please try to fix it? Other than the constant bugs, it is a fun game! And if it weren’t for the bugs, I would rate this app 5 stars.

The game is fun - and definitely rage-worthy! I can tell this game had a lot of conscious effort in it! But there are a couple of problems I would like to point out… For example, I tried using an undo move and I watched the ad and everything, but afterwards, it gave me the “You Ded” screen again and only gave me the choice of a Checkpoint. When I clicked that, it reset me back to the beginning of my level again. Secondly, my blob sometimes sticks on TWO things sometimes, and if that platform is a moving one, it stretches my character apart and throws it down on the kill block. :( Last of all, some of the blobby characters aren’t very … blobby. They are flat and stretchy and glitch out a lot sometimes. But still, the game itself is pretty fun and still REALLY rage inducing (thanks a lot). Please try fixing these minor bugs and I’ll definitely upgrade my three stars! Stay safe!

This game offers a decent challenge with a simplistic and charming premise at first hand. It follows the navigation of a slime circle through a winding tower of spikes, death pits, and parkour. The controls add to this challenge also, mostly through their intentional wonkiness. Basically, it's a free version of Getting Over It. Where this game falls short for my experience is how it grows repetitive and dull after awhile. Becoming a slug-fest of trial and error or a marathon of ad watching to undo a move. (Although the undo move system is a clever and fair way to profit, without forcing ads) There isn't much satisfaction along the journey either, it's climax just rewarding bragging rights and a sense of wasted hours. In conclusion, a good game in premise, but not in reward. Wouldn't recommend, but nothing to write home about.