Slime 3k: Demake (Slime 2.99k)

A blob of goo, initially used to nourish artificial humans, has become sentient and risen up against its creator—the Despot, an evil AI and the unfortunate ruler of the world in the year 3000! The future is bleak, and humanity is beyond redemption, but at least you have the power to save yourself. This demake is a mini-version of our game, Slime 3K: Rise Against Despot which will be dropping on October 31, 2024.

TIPS BEFORE YOU START: 

Your objective is to kill the required number of enemies displayed on the counter, then find the exit, which looks like a large metallic trapdoor on the floor. To complete the game, you’ll need to clear all levels, with the D’Spot waiting for you at the final one.

Controls: arrow keys to move; X, Z to aim; Space to pause. If manual aiming feels too difficult, you can enable auto-aim in the game menu.

Shops: you can only choose one upgrade in the shop. There are two types of shops: one offers active abilities, and the other provides passive upgrades.

Enemies sometimes drop DNA, which you can spend on permanent upgrades in the main menu.

KILL YOUR CAPTORS

Your goal is to escape from Despot's dystopian dungeon, mowing down enslaved humans and mutants while wielding powerful weapons and upgrades. A shotgun? A coingun? A celestial body? Anything goes as you rise against D'Spot! This is a roguelite, but with deckbuilding. Have fun!

AN APRIL FOOL’S JOKE TURNED INTO A FULL-FLEDGED GAME

What began as an April Fool's joke at Konfa Games has evolved into a full-fledged game set in the Despot's Universe (Despotism 3k, Despot's Game, Slime 3k). While the gameplay slightly differs from the main title, both focus on deck-building and abilities that you unlock between runs. We honestly had no idea what to do with this game, so we decided to release it for free on Itch as our debut title here.

This game was made by a small team at Konfa Games:

Art: @arcadehero

Code and Design: @neworderseo

Music: @dogshroom

IT’S FREE

You can stream it, create TikToks, or even send it into space on a dusty Game Boy cartridge—do whatever you like. We hope you enjoy it! We’d love to hear your feedback, so feel free to drop a comment or rate it if you’d like—it really means a lot to us!