Overview
Mix & Slice: ASMR Simulator is a casual sandbox from solo developer and publisher Levend Turgay, released in Early Access on November 10, 2026. The premise is simple and oddly satisfying: build a layered block, then cut clean through it to reveal the cross-section. It sits comfortably alongside cozy hobby sims and physics toys, and it is designed to be played at your own pace with no timed inputs.
Highlights
- Pour from eight colors, layer by layer, into a mould, then tamp the surface flat and pop the mould off.
- Cut at any angle, even tilted, using a knife, wire, finger, or hand, and keep slicing the same pieces again.
- Sand behaves like the real thing, piling into soft cones and sliding downhill, while every grain keeps its color so the cut face shows exactly what you poured.
Who It's For
This one is aimed at players who enjoy relaxing, low-pressure sandbox play and the ASMR-adjacent pleasure of watching something get sliced neatly. If you like physics-driven crafting toys, cozy simulation, or simply fiddling with satisfying interactions after a long day, the make-then-cut loop is built for short, calm sessions. The interface supports a wide spread of languages, including Japanese, and the game is playable without timed input, so there is no rush.
Game Info
Developer and publisher: Levend Turgay. Genre: Casual, Indie, Simulation. Release: November 10, 2026, in Early Access. Single-player with Family Sharing support. The blade moves at its own deliberate speed, and no two cuts look the same. As an Early Access title, features may grow over time, so check the latest Steam listing for the current state of the game.
