No More Slimes!! Brings Clicker-Style RPG Action to Linux, Mac, and Windows

If you have been looking for an incremental game that asks for a little more than just idle clicking, No More Slimes!! might be the next title to eat up your late-night gaming sessions. Developed by Minimum Studio Corp, this slime-smashing RPG arrived on Steam on June 15, 2026, and is already drawing attention for a surprisingly active approach to the genre.

While many games in this space are content to let players sit back and watch numbers inflate, No More Slimes!! forces you to get your hands dirty. Set in the once-peaceful Miallut Canyon, now overrun by a mysterious slime army, the game tasks you with managing mercenaries and deploying active skills like Snipers and Cannons to hold the line. It isn't just about feeding coins into upgrades; it’s about picking targets and shifting the pace of battle.

A Native Win for Linux Players

One of the most notable aspects of this release is its native Linux support. In a market where many smaller, build-heavy RPGs overlook the platform at launch, Minimum Studio Corp has made a point to include it from day one. While there is no official word yet on Steam Deck verification, frame rates, or controller optimization, the game’s lightweight, clicker-style nature makes it a prime candidate for handheld play. Players should wait for community reports before assuming perfect compatibility, but the desktop foundation is already in place.

Growth and Customization

The core of the experience lies in how you build your defense. The game features a deep progression loop that includes a large skill tree, relic collection, weapon upgrades, and special cards. Because you are managing mercenaries summoned from other dimensions, you aren't stuck on a single, linear upgrade path. This level of customization provides enough variety to keep players engaged as they experiment with different growth styles and reset their strategies to push through tougher waves of enemies.

Future Updates

Minimum Studio Corp has indicated that the game is just getting started. A roadmap is in place that promises a new mercenary DLC, along with a free major update set to introduce Chapters 9 and 10. These updates are expected to add new enemy types and additional player skills, ensuring that the content continues to grow for those who dive into Miallut Canyon.

Currently available for $9.99 USD, the game supports seven languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish, and both Simplified and Traditional Chinese. For those interested in checking out the current state of the war against the slime army, the game is live now on Steam.