Bash Slimes EVERYDAY!!

Editorial Has potential

Bash Slimes Everyday is a hybrid idle-clicker and narrative game with a solid foundation that keeps engaged players returning. The core loop—bashing slimes, collecting loot, unlocking character scenes—is fun enough to sustain 4+ hours of play, and the dialogue and character writing earn consistent praise. However, the game struggles with clarity: the tutorial is long and felt tedious by some, the inventory/stash distinction confuses new players, and progression systems (story triggers, item usage) are poorly explained. The Android build is significantly broken—repeated crash reports after the opening cutscene, save loops, input failures, and display issues plague the mobile version despite the developer's active efforts to fix them. PC is more stable. Expect slow progression, repetition once you've hit the six current bosses, and quality-of-life rough edges (bear-trap difficulty spikes, small inventory, stage-select ordering). For players who enjoy lewd VN progression and don't mind a work-in-progress feel, it's worth a try on desktop; Android players should wait for stability patches.