TEAM42’s monster-taming MMORPG World of Slime will join Steam Next Fest from October 19 through 26, 2026, with a major demo update adding Noecheon Village, new quests, and more collectible slimes.

Le MMORPG coréen consacré à la capture de slimes accueille de nouvelles régions, des créatures inédites et un village traditionnel pour le Steam Néo Fest.

O MMORPG da TEAM42 apresenta atualização demo que traz a vila Noecheon, novos tipos de slime e combinações de síntese, em preparação para o Steam Next Fest.

TEAM42 has released an updated version of its World of Slime demo, available now on PC via Steam, as part of Steam Next Fest. The update adds a new region, titled Noecheon Village. The Steam page further outlines the new additions to the demo: Noecheon Mountain is a region where lightning strikes unusually often. Lightning-struck trees and lightning rods are scattered all across the mountain.

El estudio surcoreano TEAM42 ha anunciado la participación de World of Slime en la próxima edición del Steam Next Fest, el evento digital de Valve que se celebrará del 19 al 26 de octubre de 2026. Definido por sus creadores como un MMORPG cozy enfocado en la captura y crianza de criaturas, el título busca distanciarse de la competitividad agresiva y las mecánicas agresivas de monetización para ofrecer una aventura relajante centrado en la exploración a ritmo propio y la recolección en grupo. Captura tradicional, aldeas de estética coreana y un sistema libre de ‘gacha’ En World of Slime, los jugadores se adentran en un pintoresco universo donde la clave del éxito no radica en competir contra otros usuarios, sino en descubrir, atrapar y sintetizar una enorme variedad de criaturas gelatinosas. La última gran actualización publicada con motivo del festival añade la nueva región y asentamiento de Noecheon Village, una zona inspirada en la arquitectura y estética tradicional coreana que incluye nuevas cadenas de misiones, biomas marcados por tormentas eléctricas y una amplia selección de limos de tipo Viento y Electricidad para ampliar las combinaciones de fusión. La mayor seña de identidad del proyecto es la ausencia total de cajas de botín o tiradas aleatorias (gacha). Todos los limos del juego se pueden conseguir explorando el mundo abierto, capturándolos directamente o mediante recetas de síntesis. A nivel financiero, el estudio apostará exclusivamente por elementos cosméticos para los personajes y opciones de conveniencia opcionales (como pergaminos de teletransporte a las ciudades). La fórmula ha tenido una gran acogida orgánica entre la comunidad de PC, acumulando más de 30.000 listas de deseados en Steam antes de su lanzamiento. Fechas de la demo, registro previo, plataformas y lanzamiento La demo pública gratuita de World of Slime ya se encuentra disponible para su descarga en PC a través de Steam. La desarrolladora ha confirmado que en noviembre de 2026 se abrirá el registro previo para dispositivos móviles, antes de llevar a cabo su lanzamiento definitivo simultáneo en PC, iOS y Android durante el mes de diciembre de 2026.

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さまざまなスライムを捕まえて、育てて、一緒に冒険するオンラインRPG。フィールド探索、合成、釣りを通じて個性豊かなスライムたちを集めよう。出現するスライムは場所や時間帯によって変化！バトルや冒険、パズルで頼れる仲間とともに、ぷにぷに弾む『スライムの世界　ぷにっと冒険記』の世界へ飛び込もう！

さまざまなスライムを捕まえて、育てて、一緒に冒険するオンラインRPG。フィールド探索、合成、釣りを通じて個性豊かなスライムたちを集めよう。出現するスライムは場所や時間帯によって変化！バトルや冒険、パズルで頼れる仲間とともに、ぷにぷに弾む『スライムの世界　ぷにっと冒険記』の世界へ飛び込もう！

さまざまなスライムを捕まえて、育てて、一緒に冒険するオンラインRPG。フィールド探索、合成、釣りを通じて個性豊かなスライムたちを集めよう。出現するスライムは場所や時間帯によって変化！バトルや冒険、パズルで頼れる仲間とともに、ぷにぷに弾む『スライムの世界　ぷにっと冒険記』の世界へ飛び込もう！

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A casual MMORPG to capture and grow with various slimes. Collect slimes via fields capture, fusion, and fishing to find new entities based on time and location. They are reliable friends in combat, adventure, and puzzles. Journey through interaction. Join the soft and bouncy ‘World of Slime’ now!

FSU will face USF in winners bracket match up Florida State softball began NCAA regional play with the Colonials of Robert Morris. In the first inning, Annabelle Widra went 1-2-3 of the Colonials order before Madison Devault took over. For the first batter of the game, Isa Torres led off with a triple, and scored on a throwing error. LITTLE LEAGUE HOME RUN TO START FROM ISA‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/jOXaaCVBwG— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 16, 2025 Moving into the bottom of the third, looking to capitalize on a 1-0 lead, Torres once again led off with extra bases. A double from Torres moved her over to third after a bunt by Jahni Kerr. After stealing second, Kerr and Torres were both in scoring position for a sacrifice fly by Katie Dack. Devault walked Michaela Edenfield, and a Hallie Wacaser double made it 3-0. Continuing to extend the inning, Annie Potter reached on fielder’s choice that allowed a run to score. Stay hot Hallie ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/ZFUi7U3FBD— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 16, 2025 4-0 in favor of the Seminoles, a deep sac fly by Jaysoni Beachum and double from Shelby McKenzie made it 6-0. The Colonials made the switch from Devault to Madelyn Coleman. Coleman got the final out of the inning, but the damage had already been done by the ‘Noles. Julia Apsel took over in the 4th inning, after Widra had three innings of scoreless softball. In relief, Apsel retired the side to keep the Colonials off the board. Back out in the bottom of the inning, Kerr led off with a single, and was replaced by Addie DeLong to run. DeLong caused chaos with a stolen base, and ended on third after an error. A ground out made it 7-0. Coleman struggled with the FSU lineup, as a hit by pitch and back to back singles made it 9-0. Pinch hitting, Amaya Ross came up with a single that made it a double digit lead for the ‘Noles. The tenth run knocked Coleman out of the game, and brought in Kaitlyn Molitoris. Molitoris added one baserunner, but did not allow another run. Back out in the 5th inning, with a run rule in the works, Apsel gave up a lead off double. Another hit had runners on the corners and no outs. Following a strikeout, a fielding error ended the shut out and gave the Colonials a run. Apsel limited the damage and closed out the 10-1 ballgame. Up next FSU will face South Florida, who sent Auburn to the losers bracket, on Saturday May 17th at 1 pm on ESPN+

Area 51 will begin her professional career this summer You won’t be seeing the last of Michaela Edenfield once she graduates from the Garnet and Gold. On Saturday, the Florida State catcher was officially drafted to the Athletes Unlimited Softball League. On Wednesday, Area 51 received the last Golden Ticket, which ensured 12 seniors across the country would be playing professional softball. The ✨Golden✨ Moment#Team42 pic.twitter.com/x6obfsAhnA— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 1, 2025 Edenfield was drafted 8th overall and in the 2nd round to the Volts. The Volts draft class rounded out with Sam Landry (Oklahoma) and Daneica Coffey (LSU). She also will unite with Seminole alum Jessi Warren, who was selected to the Volts earlier this year. The Volts will play three other AUSL teams in different cities this summer, below is the Volts schedule for the innaguarl season. OUR 2025 SCHEDULE IS OUT ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/F4r4TpUtr7— VOLTS | AUSL (@AUSL_Volts) March 10, 2025 Full AUSL draft class * Sam Landry (Oklahoma) - Volts * Bri Ellis (Arkansas) - Talons * Emma Lemley (Virginia Tech) - Blaze * Cori McMillan (Virginia Tech) - Bandits * Sierra Saco (Mississippi St) - Talons * Korbe Otis (Florida) - Blaze * Emiley Kennedy (Texas A&M) - Bandits * Michaela Edenfield (Florida St.) - Volts * Ana Gold (Duke) - Blaze * Devyn Netz (Arizona) - Bandits * Danieca Coffey (LSU) - Volts * Realin Chaffin (Mississippi St) - Talons

Semionles shut out Hokies in big series win The pitching matchup for game two against the Virginia Tech Hokies was Emma Lemley against Florida State’s Jazzy Francik. Isa Torres led off with a single, and got to second on a throwing error by Lemley. A ground out got Torres to third, and a sacrifice fly brought her home. No runners on and two outs, Katie Dack went yard off of the Hokies ace to extend the lead. DACK JACK MY GOODNESS 2-0 NOLES ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/yGDQoJ5HeF— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 For Francik’s turn in the circle, it was efficient. She got the first two outs, including retiring Cori McMillan for the firs time this weekend. Francik did give up a walk, but stranded the runner on a strikeout. In the 2nd, it was a long ball for Hallie Wacaser to continue the scoring. The lone run was all for the Seminoles in the inning. HALLIE. WACASER. Battles back and hits a on the eighth pitch of the at bat ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/VestA2GITi— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 A sneaky single from Jahni Kerr began the 3rd inning. A ground out moved her into scoring position, and a big double off the wall from Dack made it 4-0 for FSU. Have a day Katie Dack‼️‼️ She just misses her second home run of the game, but we're up 4-0 ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/3Ytm9Dgzn5— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 Francik continued to cruise through five innings, and Lemley settled in as well. Both pitchers kept the four run ‘Noles lead heading into the final innings. A one out walk to Annabelle Widra gave way to Angelee Bueno. Bueno’s second double of the gave scored Widra all the way from first and made it 5-0. MUY BUENO‼️ She hits her second double of the day to add some insurance ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/oO6kscjbri— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 A mishandled double off the bat of Addie DeLong got herself and Bueno into scoring position. A sacrifice fly got out two for VT, but the sixth run for FSU. Another double from an FSU hitter put Torres on second, and drove DeLong home. The Noles are putting on an absolute clinic Isa with her second hit of the game to make it 7-0 ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/tsrCJBqQSr— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 Seven runs off of nine hits from Lemley ended her day in the 6th inning. Cassie Grizzard took over for the Hokies starter. She was welcomed with a Kerr single that scored her teammate. FSU scored four runs as they took a 8-0 lead. Now Francik needed just three outs to help her team run rule a dangerous Virginia Tech team. She needed less than 10 pitches to secure the win and no hit VT for the first time since 2018. JAZZY FRANCIK JUST THREW A NO HITTER‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ ACC Network#Team42 pic.twitter.com/uSjQUQHrtM— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 Up next FSU will look for the ranked sweep on Sunday May 4th at 1 pm on ACCN

Seminoles dominate Hokies to sit atop the conference Florida State softball began their final regular season series on Friday, with a top 15 matchup against the Virginia Tech Hokies. It began with the FSU offense against Sophie Kleiman for VT. A two out single from Jaysoni Beachum had a runner on, and Katie Dack and Michaela Edenfield joined her. Bases loaded and two out, Amaya Ross drove in the first two runs. GET US GOING AMAYA ROSS 2-0 NOLES ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/hmT86FpI8H— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 2, 2025 Ashtyn Danley got the nod in the circle for game one. For her first battle against a potent Hokies offense, Danley had a lead off single, but a double play from her defense got everyone out of the first inning. In the 2nd inning, it was two out hitting again for the Seminoles. A single and stolen base from Isa Torres had a runner in scoring position for Jahni Kerr. Another hit off the bat of a senior extended the lead to 3-0. Call us the two-out Noles Another two-out RBI from Jahni Kerr puts another run on the board for the Noles ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/G678hMeR5m— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 2, 2025 FSU continued to stay hot with two outs in the 3rd inning. It was bases loaded with Ross, Angelee Bueno, and Hallie Wacaser. Still against Kleiman, Danley helped her cause with a single that scored one run. Your pitcher got wheels like this? 4-0 Noles as Isa steps in with the bases juiced ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/YcqlyuaBPi— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 2, 2025 Virginia Tech answered back in the bottom of the inning, with two on and one out. Cori McMillan drove in a run for the Hokies, but Danley limited the damage to the lone RBI. Facing new pitcher Cassie Gizzard in the 4th, Beachum walked, and got all the way to third. However, that didn’t matter much as Edenfield went yard for her 8th homerun of the year. HAVE YOURSELF A WEEK MICHAELA EDENFIELD NO. DOUBTER. ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/zvmeQxBI4g— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 2, 2025 It was a 6-1 lead going into the home half of the inning. Danley got the first out before a triple off the wall had a runner sixty feet away from home. A single from Bre Peck easily scored the runner and broke into the FSU lead 6-2. Continuing the hitting into the 5th, a Bueno double followed by a stolen base by pinch hitter Annie Potter had a runner on third. With no outs, a deep sacrifice fly scored Potter to take the run back. McMillan got her second RBI off of a lead off homerun to make it 7-3. Danley bounced back from the long ball and retired her next three batters. A Beachum walk, Dack single and Edenfield walk had bases loaded in the 6th. A sacrifice by Ross extended the FSU lead, and a single from Potter scored the second run of the inning. Small ball at its finest Potter with the RBI to extend the lead back to six ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/dX41J8aW8m— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 It did not end there, as Danley put up another run to make it 9-3 off of Kleiman, who reentered in the inning. A Kerr solo shot led off the final inning, making it double digit runs for the ‘Noles. Beachum and Dack reached safely, and a Ross and Potter RBI scored two runs to make it 13-3. JAHNI KERR JOINS THE ACTION ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/gJmzAipdxu— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) May 3, 2025 Danley looked for the complete game as she returned to the circle in the bottom of the 7th. The sophomore got the first two outs before McMillan’s second homerun of the day make it 13-4. A ground ball to third secured the win for FSU, and the regular season title. Up next FSU will look to take the series on Saturday May 3rd at 4 pm on ACCN

Seminoles get big win from a gritty Cal team Florida State softball opened their weekend against Cal with a 8-1 win on Friday. Now, they looked to take the series against Cal stater Anna Reimers. Against Reimers, Isa Torres and Michaela Edenfield both reached in the 1st inning. With two outs and two on, a single off the bat of Katie Dack gave FSU the lead. That's ☝️ Katie drives in the first run of the game to give the Noles a 1-0 lead ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/ePdweTuewi— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2025 Julia Apsel took over the circle, working with a 1-0 lead. Cal quickly had a runner at third after taking extra bases on an error. The Seminoles traded an out for a run, as a sacrifice fly tied the game back up. For the top of the 2nd, it was two out hitting that got the ‘Noles back in front. A hit by pitch to Krystina Hartley and error that allowed Torres to reach had two on. An RBI from Jahni Kerr got the run back for the visiting team. SHE CAN'T BE STOPPED Jahni with her fifth RBI in the last three games to give the Noles the lead ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/HVV0eqM6hc— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2025 A fielding error by the Bears outfield scored two more runs, and got Edenfield all the way to third base. A fly out ended the inning, but FSU left with a 4-1 lead Apsel had two strikeouts to keep Cal off the board in the home half of the 2nd. The ‘Noles kept hitting with two outs, as Kennedy Harp stood on second after a fielder’s choice and stolen base. A runner in scoring position did not seem to matter, as Ashtyn Danley went yard for the first time as a Seminole. YEAH, SHE CAN HIT TOO‼️‼️‼️ Ashtyn with her first career homer to put us up 6-1 ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/87LwrzMp0z— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2025 Miranda De Nava relieved Reimers in the 4th inning. De Nava walked Edenfield with one out, but a double play erased any run opportunities for the ‘Noles. Apsel got the first out of the bottom of the inning, before a solo homerun from Tianna Bell gave Cal a run. Two outs from the defense, including a clutch grab from Jaysoni Beachum, limited the damage. Quickly, FSU returned the favor, as Amaya Ross had a solo shot of her own in the 5th. The homerun off of De Nava made it 7-2. OH MY AMAYA She hits her third home run of the year to bring the lead back to five ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/uAntlxUcz9— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2025 After four innings of work, Apsel’s day came to a close, and Jazzy Francik took over in the circle. In relief, Francik retired the Bears in oder. With two outs in the 6th, Torres and Edenfield stood on base after a single and walk. Now in the middle of the order, Beachum launched a 3-run homerun off of De Nava. The long ball from Beachum pushed the lead to 8 runs. BEACHUM BOMBS ARE BACK‼️‼️‼️‼️ ACCNX#Team42 pic.twitter.com/Gtj6p4qKjr— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2025 Francik returned in the bottom of the inning, now needing three outs to run rule the Bears. However, after the first out, a solo homerun from Elon Butler erased the run rule option. Cal quickly had two on and one out, after an error and single. The defense was able to strand the pair as they headed to the final inning. Kennedy Harp and Danley reached safely in the 7th, on a single and an error. A pinch hit single from Shelby McKenzie brought in Harp. A 11-3 ballgame in the last half inning, Francik gave up a lead off single, and two outs later walked another Bear. A ground out from second to first was able to end the game and give FSU the series win over Cal. Up next FSU will look to sweep Cal on Sunday April 13th at 3 pm EST on ACCNX