Looking for a slime-making game? Slime Streamer
In Slime Streamer you make slime from real ingredients: pour the glue, add borax, mix in foam or sand, finish with colors and charms. Every ingredient changes the result. Free on iPhone and iPad.
Which ingredients are there?
The game has clear and white glue, borax, shaving foam, jelly, egg, flour, sand, colors and charms.
Glue sets the base of the slime, borax its texture, foam, jelly, egg, flour and sand how it feels, and colors and charms how it looks.
How do you get the texture right?
Borax is the key. Too little leaves the slime runny; too much turns it rubbery or makes it crumble.
The safe way is to add borax a little at a time and knead the slime after each addition to see how it changes. If you overdo it, starting again is usually faster.
From ingredients to stream
Slime Lab: recipes and photo slime
Slime Lab is where you make slime freely, with no clock. Ready recipes, colors, charms and photo slime live here. It is the place to test a new combination before trying it in a level.
Frequently asked
Is Slime Streamer free?
Yes. The game shows ads; the one-time “No ads + Unlimited” purchase removes all of them and gives unlimited plays.
Is it on Android?
For now it is on the App Store only, for iPhone and iPad.
Are the stream and chat real?
No. The live stream and chat are simulated; there is no contact with real people.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad with iOS 15 or later. The download is about 13 MB and it is rated 12+.
Slime Streamer
Slime simulation
Make your own slime, show it on stream.
Pour the glue, add the borax, get the texture right — then show your slime off on stream.
