Abstract: Mister Slime is a simple 2D platformer that casts you as Slimy, a giant green head with four stretchable arms that is stuck doing chores for the local tribal leader. When he is finally able to sneak away, young Slimy ventures into the neighboring fores...
Abstract: Overall, Mister Slime for the DS looks solid and the visuals are very appealing. It has an old school look about it as it is presented with 2D graphics. Perhaps that is why I enjoyed the game as much as I did because it does have that old NES platform ...
Abstract: Mister Slime is a delightfully engaging and likeable Nintendo DS game that might not be perfect but is still a game worth a look if you like decent platform games with good puzzles. Yes, there are things that could have used improvement but, overall, M...
Abstract: Frequently, you can't accurately judge a game by its cover, but it's not always easy for gamers to set aside certain impressions garnered from box art and screen shots viewed prior to a game's release.In this regard, some titles elicit excitement, whil...
Abstract: Like the Game Boy Advance before it, Nintendo's DS has become a massive dumping ground for all manner of uninspired, kid-friendly dreck. Unearthing a hidden gem among the countless licensed cash-ins and extreme pet-raising simulatorz isn't an easy task...
Abstract: Mister Slime plays like a throw-back that never couldve happened. Its old school exploratory puzzle action, but in what schoolhouse besides the DS would your main inputs be the tap n draggin stylus and microphone-directed breath manipulation?
