About Slime Laboratory 3

Slime Laboratory 3 is Neutronized's physics platformer starring their recurring green slime, this time stranded in a frozen research facility on the planet Freezia. Rather than jumping and running like a normal platform character, the slime squishes, stretches and shrinks its way through each room, and getting through a level is as much about reading how the blob's body reacts to a gap or a ledge as it is about timing a jump.

The game is built around fifteen short, self-contained levels, each ending at a landing pad. Some rooms are quiet puzzles about squeezing under low ceilings or bouncing off soft surfaces; others turn into a straight race, with an avalanche closing in from above and no time to think about the route. Every level also hides a data disk to collect, and gathering all of them across the game unlocks a different ending than finishing without them.

Controls

  • Arrow keys: move the slime left and right
  • Up: jump
  • Down: flatten the slime to slide under obstacles or through tight gaps

Tips

  • Shrinking isn't just for looks — a flattened slime fits under ceilings a full-height jump can't clear, so check whether "smaller" is the answer before trying to jump a gap.
  • On avalanche levels, don't stop to grab a data disk mid-run unless it's directly on your path; losing your lead to the falling ice usually costs more than the disk is worth.
  • If you only care about finishing, skip disk-hunting on a first pass and come back to a level once you know its layout — disks are far easier to spot when you're not also dodging hazards for the first time.

It suits players who like short, physics-driven puzzle rooms they can finish in a couple of minutes each, and who don't mind replaying a level once they know its layout to pick up what they missed the first time.

Slime Laboratory 3 FAQ

How many levels does Slime Laboratory 3 have?
There are fifteen levels, each ending at a landing pad, with a hidden data disk tucked away somewhere in every one.
What does the slime's shrink ability actually do?
Flattening the slime with the down control lets it slide under ceilings and through gaps a normal jump can't clear, which is often the intended way through a tight spot rather than just a visual trick.
Do I need to collect every data disk?
No, you can finish the game without them, but collecting every disk unlocks a different ending than finishing without them.
Can I play Slime Laboratory 3 on mobile?
The desktop browser version uses arrow keys, up to jump and down to flatten; the original mobile release instead uses on-screen touch buttons.

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