The slime game from TikTok: Slime Streamer
If you have seen videos of a streamer making slime in a bowl, squishing it, stretching it while viewers ask for gifts, the game is most likely Slime Streamer. It is free on iPhone and iPad, on the App Store.
What is Slime Streamer?
Slime Streamer is a game where you make your own slime from scratch and show it off on your live stream. It brings a realistic slime simulation together with satisfying ASMR.
You pour glue into the bowl, add borax and get the texture right. Every ingredient really changes how the slime behaves: too little borax is runny, too much turns rubbery or crumbly.
What you saw in the videos is in the game
Can you do what you saw in the videos?
Yes. You can knead, poke and pull the slime with your finger; a good batch stretches and snaps. Every touch comes with ASMR sounds.
You design your streamer too: your own face, a drawn face, or a cockroach, cat, frog, capybara or bunny head, dressed in jerseys and outfits.
In the levels you make the gifts your viewers ask for before time runs out, and collect stars. The stream and chat are simulated; there is no contact with real people.
How do you download it?
On your iPhone or iPad, open ronarq.com/slimestreamer; it takes you straight to the game's App Store page. Or search for “Slime Streamer” in the App Store and tap Get.
If the link from TikTok does not open, use the menu at the top right to open the page in your browser, or search the App Store yourself.
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.