Terms and experiment boundary

Updated 2026-08-29. Slime & Stuff is a browser game built around the experimental Slim3D visual simulation. It is not a validated model of slime or another physical material and must not be used for material, engineering, medical, safety, manufacturing, or compliance decisions.

Compatibility and availability

WebGPU, Web Audio, controls, visual output, performance, and iframe behavior vary by browser, operating system, device, GPU, driver, settings, and host. No compatibility, frame-rate, uninterrupted-availability, accuracy, or fitness guarantee is made.

Licenses

Project code is distributed under the MIT License. Derived portions retain the WebGPU-Ocean notice, and the bundled matrix helper retains the wgpu-matrix notice. Runtime environment and tabletop pixels are generated locally by project code; no raster visual assets are included in the guarded package. The website Content Signal does not reduce rights granted by the MIT licenses.

Online scores

The online leaderboard is an optional early competitive feature, not a prize contest or cheat-proof ranking. Use only the required three-character game tag and do not attempt to encode a name, slur, message, or personal information. Automated, abusive, manipulated, or policy-violating submissions may be rejected or removed. Turnstile and bounded plausibility checks reduce abuse but do not prove that every score came from an unmodified client.

No commerce or support promise

This hostname accepts no order, payment, upload, or paid tool call. Access does not create a customer relationship, support commitment, service level, warranty, or obligation to maintain the software.