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Mister Slime (known as Mr Slime in Australia and Mr. Slime Jr. in Europe) is a side-scrolling platform game by French studio Lexis Numerique that was released in 2008. The game was designed by Paul Cuisset, the former lead designer of Delphine Software International and the creator of Flashback. Plot The eponymous main character must protect the Slime Village from the evil enemy Axons. Gameplay The stylus is used to pull Mister Slime's four elastic arms to different anchor points spread throughout the levels. On top of that, players are able to send Mister Slime flying on a gust of wind and provide him air bubbles underwater. Both functions are executed by the player blowing into the system's built-in microphone. The presentation is comparable to LocoRoco or World of Goo with physics that feature and bouncing characters. Also similar to both games is the characteristic elasticity playing an important role in the core gameplay. Reception The game received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. References External links Mister Slime at MobyGames . Discover the Shane Greenhough popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Shane Greenhough books.
Best Seller Shane Greenhough Books of 2024
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Obalda
Shane GreenhoughA witch gone for an age returns, seemingly from the dead, to corrupt and destroy a shy pair of friends.Obalda is a short work of semierotic horror.
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The Magic Garden
Shane GreenhoughWill’s garden is home to a secret, a magical world that no one but him is even aware exists. When whispers of a faerie queen reach his ears, he cannot know just how a part of that ...
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Baby-Blue Eyes
Shane GreenhoughBabyBlue Eyes was inspired by, and loosely based on, the reallife tragedy of Matthew Shepard a young homosexual man, whose life was cut short by ignorance and prejudice.
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The Old Man And The Sea Monster
Shane GreenhoughAll the fish are gone, stolen away by an unknown and possibly terrible force. With a young boy as his witness, one old man waits for the culprit to return to the scene of the crime...
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Were
Shane GreenhoughWhat, as a father, can you do when your only son's blood runs with that of the wolf? What recourse is there for the son whose father denies him growth? 'Were' explores a moment in...
