If the protagonist of a platform game is a Slime, what skills/powers does he have?

The ability to wrap itself around an enemies thick throbbing dick and jerk it off until they cum. The cum gives you XP and HP.

Based

Hardening, sticking

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The ability to suck my cock, slimes are either bottom of the barrel tier enemies with different colored variants for different points of the game or sexual objects there is no in between.

Depends on the slime.
Some slimes slide around, some are sticky. Some absorb foes and objects, others use their flexible slime body to dodge attacks and bounce like a rubber ball. Some slimes transform, e.g. it'll morph part of itself into a mallet to hit stuff.
Some slimes are elemental, and take on characteristics of the environment, or regen if they come in contact with water/liquid. Defensively, slimes usually are affected more by magic.

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All forms of absorption
I unironically like That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime. He was more or less Kirby except he retains his powers

I liked it until he started using the girl's form instead of staying a slime.

Yeah, eating/absorbing is pretty central to slimes. Rather than having it be too much like Kirby you could have it be a more gradual effect, i.e. the more metal you eat the more metal-slime like you become with associated benefits and penalties.
You could have varying movement types too from basic crawling and squeezing through small gaps to slithering up walls and across ceilings and even bouncy jumping, all interacting with the different evolutions.
So going back to the metal slime it'd be one of the strongest forms but so heavy that jumping and climbing is troublesome.
Other elements could include general growth from eating and even splitting to creat companions or respawn points. Enemies could vary from tiny insects on to animals, other monsters, and even humanoid adventurers. This could also allow for puzzle/stealth elements of sneaking around powerful adventurers through your unique movement options and trying use the surrounding monsters and traps to weaken them.
You could even reward different gameplay styles by having live food give some extra bonus to offset the increased risk versus leading them to their deaths and eating the corpse.

>Splitting into multiple selves
>Bouncy ball power
>Acid immunity
>Stick to walls and ceilings
>Expand/Thin
>Contract/Flatten
>Tether and swing
>Change colour
>Consume foes
>Possess foes

Probably 100 other powers you could cook up too.

Yeah but at least they made a semi ok reason for him to use it so often. For eating and not spooking humans.

Yeah, he still uses the slime as a "relaxed" form and I can understand using the human shape for interacting with humanoids but he can also take any shape he has absorbed including presumably the goddamn dragon so it's kinda silly to use the little girl form in combat.

He can freeze himself into a solid, heat himself to scalding temperature creating fumes and/or touching enemies to burn them.

>slime
m8 that's a dango

Oh also forgot
The slime in the picture spreads a deadly infection via contact.
And a few others
>cover slimes, e.g. they cover other things to manipulate them, like the YGO Graydle aliens
>food slimes, they take on the properties of consumed objects
>"core" slimes, slimes with a hard central core that drives it
>solid slimes, e.g. bloblike but without any true liquid traits or morphing until death, where they collapse into mush
>metal slimes with hard surfaces, akin to molten metal minus the heat
>crust slimes, slimes that develop a "skin" over their slime to protect themselves, sometimes they look like rocks
>acid slimes, which dissolve material on contact rather than absorbing it/assimilating it/eating it
>cube slimes, e.g. Gelatinous Cubes but different, often looking like a bundle of jello cubes stuck together
>amalgamation slimes, slimes made of other slimes put together
>fake slimes, things that assume the guise of a slime but aren't really slimes
>hybrid slimes, animals that have partial slime properties and partial flesh properties, e.g. half a crocodile but it can vomit out a slime tongue like a chameleon and the bottom half is goo
Slimes are quite possibly the most versatile, best fantasy creature, only contested by Skeletons.

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I swore an user threw their demo for a 3D platformer where you play a slime rolling really fast and swing on things by latching onto them.

Did no one here play A Boy and his Blob?

I remember playing it, the old one not the remake or whatever.

Mo:astray basically answers this:
>stick to walls
>catapult yourself
>possess ennemies by gluing to their head and taking control of their brains
>slowly regenerates from damage
>fill with air and float
nice small game btw i'd recommend.

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See I like these ideas but all at once is a bit much which is why I like the idea of eating enemies to build up certain traits with multiple options on how to overcome obstacles.
Eat firey enemies to gain resistance, then immunity to heat and finally the ability to start your own fires. Likewise for acid and other elements with potential for combinations.
You could have "possessing" enemies as an option for bigger enemies when you're a small slime, maybe at first just disorienting and slowly suffocating them but leveling up to guiding them to stumble into enemies and traps while swinging their weapon wildly and finally assuming direct control. Conversely if you make your slime big enough then you can swallow smaller creatures whole with progression letting you swallow things closer to your size and reducing their ability to struggle to delay being absorbed.

I got bored of it after all his allies were like "Rimuru-Sama!!!" for the 15th time. Up till the King Orc arc was still great though.

haha its my first design(? I'm not very good with art

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Stretching himself to bridge long gaps, squeezing into tight spaces to avoid hazards, sticking to the walls and ceiling, compressing into a ball to roll around faster and bounce off surfaces. Splitting himself to solve puzzles. Leaving little slimes as decoys for enemies.