Slopscape: quests, gathering and crafting
Slopscape is a single-player fantasy adventure with twenty-four quests, thirteen dungeon spaces, settlements and island routes. Gather resources, make equipment and trade with specialist shops. The atlas marks seventeen hunting grounds; the abandoned Brackenmill croft has a trapdoor into Brackenroot Den. Use a desktop keyboard and mouse. A Slopclip account is required, and supported adventure checkpoints sync across devices. This published version is not an MMO.
Oil Run: a campaign for keyboard or touch
Oil Run follows one bad shipment through twenty connected jobs and eight arcade modes. Drive, deliver, chase and buy permanent van upgrades at service garages. Keyboard and touch controls are included. You can start as a guest after the age check; sign in to sync supported campaign progress.
Practice a fight without finding an opponent
Stick Slop has offline NPC matches and Sloppy Robot has solo rivals. Slop Gulch offers unranked bot practice, but it still uses the online host and requires sign-in. Solo describes your opponents, not a promise that every game works without an internet connection.
What a cloud save actually keeps
Each game has its own supported save data under your Slopclip account. Save checkpoints and settings are not a recording of every frame: an unfinished round may not resume exactly where you closed it. Use the same account on your next device, and check the individual game page before switching. Account settings also provide save export and supported guest-progress import.
Pick a game that fits your session
Choose Slopscape when you want to explore and build skills. Choose Oil Run when you want a sequence of defined jobs. Choose a bot fight when you want to practice controls. All are in active development; report a lost checkpoint or confusing objective under the game, including what happened just before it.
Stick Slop
Sloppy Robot
Club Drunk
Oil Run
Slop Gulch