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Hello guys
I recently bought the game because I really think it's an awesome concept that can be really enjoyable to play. So I tought It'd be a good idea for me to join the forum.
My name's Andrew and I'm from Italy so I'm sorry for any typos that can slip through my lines.

I'm sure the developers already have so much ideas of their own as well as lots of suggestions, but I took some time to draw a quick sketch of some of mine I had about slimes.

clock wise: Pachyderm Slime, Oculus Slime, Hairy/Dusty Slime, Emo/Bloody Slime.
At the bottom there is a new gordo type which is "slimyvorous": the Toothy Gordo Slime.



Let me know what you think.

I love the mismatched teeth on the toothy one, and the idea of a sticky slime covered in lint and whatnot (it's pretty cute!) but I really don't think the emo slime is appropriate for the Slime Rancher aesthetic.

Welcome to the community Andrew! Some neat slime ideas, thanks for sharing

Pigcatapult wrote:I love the mismatched teeth on the toothy one, and the idea of a sticky slime covered in lint and whatnot (it's pretty cute!) but I really don't think the emo slime is appropriate for the Slime Rancher aesthetic.

Yeah now that you mention that, I think emo slimes are not suitable too.

These are the most adorable, and I giggle when thinking about the size of the elaphant ones ahaha. Considering the games direction though, I don't see the devs adding anything bloody to the game.

Camychan wrote:These are the most adorable, and I giggle when thinking about the size of the elaphant ones ahaha. Considering the games direction though, I don't see the devs adding anything bloody to the game.

Does not need to be "blood" or the color, and could be different then emo since I don't think that should be in as a "own" kind of slime (does not fit the world, but more elemental/animal I think the game is more around)

So insted of emo something like a "snow ball" that "melts" (its plorts does get deleted quite faster then anything else and is hard to take care of) but this could rather be a breed function.