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Blumgi Slime drops you into a single bouncing blob of goo and asks a simple question: how far can you get before a spike catches you? There's no run button and no aiming reticle, just one mouse click that you hold to load a jump and release to send the slime flying across a gap, over a trap, or straight into the next checkpoint.

The obstacle course keeps changing color as new hazard types show up, and Copter Royale regulars used to holding a lane against other players will find a different kind of pressure here: it's you against the level, one launch at a time, with a checkered goal platform waiting at the far end of each stage.

Blumgi Slime comes from Blumgi, a small French studio, and it also has a two-player mode if you'd rather race a friend through the same course instead of going it alone.

How to play

Hold down the mouse button, or a key if you've set one up, to charge your jump, then let go to launch the slime. The longer you hold, the higher and farther it flies, so a short tap clears a small gap while a full charge is what gets you over spike pits and wide drops. Landing on a checkpoint locks in your progress for that stage, and touching the checkered platform at the end sends you on to the next one.

Because charge time is the only variable you control, most of the actual skill is in reading the gap ahead before you commit — undercharging drops you short into a trap, and overcharging can launch you straight into the next hazard.

Tips

• Watch the hazard you're aiming past, not the charge meter — where the next spike or gap sits matters more than exactly how long you've held the button.
• Tap for a quick hop over low spikes and only go for a full charge when the gap or wall genuinely needs the extra height.
• In two-player mode, let your friend attempt an unfamiliar section first — watching one try tells you the safe charge length before you risk your own turn.

Similar games on Copter Royale

Blumgi Paintball, from the same developer, swaps the solo obstacle course for a charge-and-fire paintball battle against other players instead of the terrain. Raft Wars Multiplayer keeps the head-to-head format but changes the goal to knocking your opponent off their raft rather than racing a course. If you'd rather stay with the site's usual pace, Battle Blast is a quicker shooting round than either.

Blumgi Slime suits a short, replayable session you can walk away from mid-stage — nothing to install, no long match to finish, just one more attempt at the gap that beat you last time.