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Blumgi Slime is a one-button physics platformer with no running and no keyboard. You control a round green slime by dragging back and letting go, and the slime launches in the opposite direction. Every level is a stretch of ledges, gaps and hazards between you and a chequered finish line, and the whole game is judging how hard and at what angle to fling yourself.

Red Ball fans will find the same core idea here: movement is the puzzle. The difference is that Red Ball asks for steady steering, while this game asks for a single precise shot at a time. A run is slow and thoughtful, and one bad launch can drop you back a few ledges, so the tension comes from committing to each jump.

It also has a two-player mode, which turns the same levels into a race between two slimes on one screen. That makes it an easy pick when someone is sitting next to you.

How to play

Press and hold on the slime, drag away from the direction you want to travel, then release to jump. The drag sets both the direction and the strength of the launch. Reach the chequered finish to clear the level.

• Choose solo play to work through the levels at your own pace.
• Choose 2 Players to race a friend on the same screen.
• Because it only needs a mouse or a finger, it works on a trackpad, a Chromebook or a phone, with nothing to install.

Tips

• Look at where the next ledge is before you drag. A short, gentle pull is often safer than a long one that overshoots.
• Small adjustments matter. Change the angle a little between attempts and note where the slime lands, rather than changing everything at once.
• In the two-player race, a safe landing beats a fast miss. Falling back costs more time than a slightly slower jump.
• On a touchscreen, keep your finger clear of the slime so you can see the aim while you drag.

Similar games on Red Ball

If you like the aim-and-commit feel, try Slime Journey or Jelly Venture, which also lean on soft-bodied movement. Level Devil and Big Tower Tiny Square 2 are trickier, with traps and tight jumps that punish mistakes. Goober World and Plonky stay in the same physics-platformer shelf if you want another one after this.

It suits short sessions well: a level takes a few minutes, and you can stop whenever you like.