Slime Rancher

Growing up and watching so many people play this game, I've always wanted to play it. Now that I am, It's so incredibly fun and cute! The first time I opened the game I almost cried tears of job. Anyway, Slime Rancher is an awesome game and I love it to death ;v;

My favorite game is Slime Rаncher. It's a truly relaxing and enjoyable game, so you can play it without stress. I think it deserves better. Thank you, Monomi Park, for such a wonderful game.

And the winner for the most abrupt ending of all time goes to... Puppet Master 6 (1998). But Slime Rancher is certainly up there in the pantheon of causing whiplash with a sudden credits sequence. For my entire playthrough I wasn't even sure what the end objective was, so when the credits started rolling I had to look up what triggered it because I wasn't doing anything notable at the time. I'm left feeling unsatisfied because the somewhat-noteworthy event that triggers it happened hours ago, but the game had to pass a certain amount of in-game days before getting the letter that rolls the credits sequence. This is very much a "me" issue, as I like when games have a definitive end-point or a final goal to work towards; Slime Rancher and many other open exploration games don't stop when the credits drops like in a linear narrative-drive game, but they usually have a primary objective to drive the player forward. Since I'm more interested in experiencing thousands of different games rather than devoting thousands of hours to a handful of titles, I like when a game tells me definitely that I can stop (though if it's reasonably achievable or if I just I like the game enough I may go for 100% completion. While I like Slime Rancher - and none of the remaining achievements look particularly difficult to acquire - there are SO many achievements that I don't anticipate going for the rest).