Fit check
Is Slip worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want color-matching mechanics and precision timing
- Players seeking difficult obstacle courses with unlimited lives and checkpoints
- Completionists interested in 20 challenge levels and skill-based cosmetic unlocks
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer forgiving platforming, since opposite-color hazards can cause immediate death and the stages demand precise timing
- Players seeking branching progression or broad exploration, since the campaign follows a linear path across 12 levels
- Players looking for a slower-paced game, since the difficulty settings increase the game speed up to 120%
Our take on Slip
The color system gives nearly every hazard a timing consequence, but that focus leaves little room for relaxed movement. Instant-death mistakes, fast hazards, and increasingly demanding speed settings make precision the central trade-off, even though checkpoints and unlimited lives reduce the cost of repeated attempts.
What is Slip?
Slip is a side-scrolling platformer built around switching between two colors.
Matching a projectile’s color lets the protagonist absorb it, while the opposite color causes immediate destruction. Colored surfaces, spikes, launch rings, gravity wells, and vertical-shifting platforms also respond to color matching. The game contains 12 levels connected by an overworld, with linear progression and frequent checkpoints; lives are unlimited. Each level ends with a mini-boss or boss sequence in which movement is restricted to horizontal positioning. Beyond the main stages, 20 challenge levels add further platforming tests. Three difficulty settings adjust game speed to 100%, 110%, or 120%. Skill-based accessory unlocks provide additional cosmetic rewards.
How Slip plays
- 01Color-based hazards
- Projectiles, surfaces, spikes, launch rings, gravity wells, and shifting platforms react to the currently selected color.
- 02Linear campaign
- The 12-stage progression unlocks each level after the preceding one is completed, with an overworld linking the stages.
- 03Frequent checkpoints
- Checkpoints are placed throughout levels, and attempts are not restricted by a limited lives system.
- 04Boss sequences
- Every level concludes with a mini-boss or boss encounter centered on left-and-right positioning.
- 05Challenge stages
- Twenty additional levels provide platforming tests separate from the main campaign.
- 06Variable game speed
- Normal, Hard, and Sassy settings run at 100%, 110%, and 120% speed respectively.
- 07Skill-based accessories
- Gameplay achievements such as finishing a level without dying can unlock clothing items.
Slip compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER also uses runner-style movement with jumping, dodging, shooting, and enemy destruction, while Slip centers on color matching, platform hazards, and boss positioning. Slip offers a 12-level linear campaign plus 20 challenge stages, whereas the available description for SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER presents a runner with shooting elements rather than color-based platforming.
Slip: platforms & release
Is Slip worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want color-matching mechanics and precision timing. Skip it if: players who prefer forgiving platforming, since opposite-color hazards can cause immediate death and the stages demand precise timing.
Where can I download Slip?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Slip's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Slip on?
Windows and macOS.
