If by "Combinational Explosion" you mean the large amount of different parts for the slimes, that wasn't bad at all. On the contrary, if I were to add more parts, or a new Slime Level, drawing the new parts would be quite easy. It does take a bit of time, of course, but it's not difficult at all.

Now that the Jam is over I'm hoping to take this little interactive toy and turn it into a much better version of itself. Let's see what happens!

And, hey, thanks for hosting the Jam! It was super fun! (super stressing, too, but fun nonetheless)

Thank you! The slime sounds have been a hit-or-miss thorough the reviews; some people love them, some other hate them. I've already added a "Toggle Slime Sounds" option to be done in the post-Jam update.

And Professor Lyme sends her thanks! ;-)

So glad you liked it! Yes, part of the core concept was to make sure that every "Perk" had a proper evolution depending on the elements of the original slimes. In theory it's much easier to do, although in practice it required a bit of work in the art department (over 60 individual "Perks", to begin with). It's not as bad as it sounds, it just took a bit of time to draw and add each item into the game... ... ... which is also why I had to cut a few other game elements out. :-P But still, the end result is rather nifty, if perhaps also a bit lacking in core features.