This isn’t your average slime enemy. Asher Zhu, or Vuthric on Twitter, is making a video game where you play the entirety of the game as a slime. Now, instead of fighting slimes as a hero, you can finally learn what it’s like to occupy a brainless blob of goo.
We have slime and more in Cool WIP, Polygon’s weekly roundup of eye-catching clips and screenshots of works in progress. Each week, the Polygon staff scours the internet for the most interesting games still under construction, to give you a sampler of the coolest up-and-coming projects.
This week we have normal goo, toxic goop, a virtually recreated Moog, a developer using Twitter to help design a game, and a town filled with the most adorable dinosaurs.
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Asher Zhu’s Slime is everything I want and more. In a recent clip, you can see just how goopy and violent goo can be. At one point, we see the goo absorb an entire human body and drag it around. It’s a far cry from all the slime that I’ve beaten up in various RPGs. I guess it was about time for the slimy creatures to stand up and fight back. If you want to learn more about how Zhu goes about making the game, you can check out his Twitter
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