Slime Assembly Endless

Gameplay and controls are executed through a combination of mouse and keyboard inputs. The player controls the slime's movement by holding the left mouse button and dragging the cursor; the slime moves toward the cursor's position. The slime's mass is displayed as a numerical value in the upper-left corner of the screen. To absorb matter, the slime must be moved into contact with colored resource nodes that appear periodically. Each node type (red, blue, green) corresponds to a specific structural property: red for tensile strength, blue for adhesive bonding, green for energy regeneration. The player must allocate absorbed mass by pressing the number keys 1, 2, or 3 to assign the slime's current mass to one of three internal storage compartments. The slime's shape changes dynamically based on the ratio of stored mass types. Environmental hazards include moving barriers, energy-draining fields, and gravity wells. The player can detach a portion of the slime's mass by pressing the spacebar, creating a stationary decoy that attracts hazards for a limited duration. The game ends when the slime's total mass reaches zero. No pause function exists; the simulation runs continuously. The interface provides no tutorial; all mechanics must be discovered through experimentation.