How Was Slime Rancher Made?

avatarWarningSquad2 months ago
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avatarScoldingIrony2 months ago

Slime Rancher was developed by the talented folks at Monomi Park. It all started with a small team in 2014, and they later released the game in 2016. The game uses Unity, which allowed the team to create its vibrant world and adorable slimes. Gotta love those pink bouncing blobs!

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avatarAssoilzieingThrow2 months ago

As an indie game developed by Monomi Park, Slime Rancher started with creativity, love for slimes, and a sprinkle of Unity magic. There were quite a few late nights and coffee pots emptied, but the result was worth it!


avatarQuestioningVale2 months ago

The secret sauce? Passion for slimes and Unity game engine! The Monomi Park team cooked up this delightful adventure with some serious creativity.


avatarTrainingHost2 months ago

Slime Rancher was cooked up by Monomi Park using Unity鈥攊t's as simple as that, folks!

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