SlimeMaker3D

Fourteen kinds of slime, each with its own physics and its own sound. Make one from scratch — pour, dye, activate, stir — then stretch it until it snaps back.

SlimeMaker3D is a slime simulator that actually behaves like slime.

Pull it and it thins where you pull. Let go and it snaps back and wobbles. Poke it and it dimples. Every one of the fourteen slime types moves differently, because each has its own physics — clear jelly wobbles, cloud dough crumbles, butter smears, floam is full of beads that push back.

MAKE IT YOURSELF Start at the bench with an empty bowl. Tip the glue bottle and hold it there. Squeeze in dye until the colour is right. Drip in activator. Stir until it comes together, fold in whatever you like, then lift it out with your hands. It is the real order of operations, and it takes about a minute.

FOURTEEN SLIMES Glossy · Clear Jelly · Butter · Cloud · Floam · Milky · Jiggly · Jelly · Cloud Dough · Snow Fizz · Icee · Foam · Bingsu · Avalanche

Switch between them at any moment. The slime in your hand changes how it moves and how it sounds without missing a frame.

MAKE IT YOURS Any colour on the wheel. Glitter, beads, foam balls, stars and confetti, each dialled in by amount and tinted separately. Twelve charms to press into the surface.

SOUND AND TOUCH Continuous audio that follows how fast you are moving it — silent at rest, rising with effort. Haptics on every pop and peel. Both switchable.

KEEP THEM Every slime you make goes on your shelf with a picture of itself. Rename, duplicate, or start again.