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Diesel Laws · Published by Diesel Laws · Official site ↗
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
Slice Overdrive is a precision platformer built on speed, control, and flawless execution. Carve through deadly player-built levels, claim leaderboard glory, and ride the retro-synth soundtrack as you chase that perfect run.
Action, Indie, Strategy · More free games
Slice Overdrive tests your reflexes and strategic thinking as you slice through levels built by players. Compete for leaderboard glory while enjoying a nostalgic soundtrack.
About this game
Easy to play, hard to master
Precision platforming
Skill-based platforming built around triple-slicing, air-dashing and and tight movement
Avoid lethal hazards
One touch is all it takes to ruin that perfect run
Pick your own pace
Try to beat the level or compete for the top time
Rise up the leaderboards
Show off your skills with level rankings and replays
Create levels
Publish challenging levels for everyone to compete
Turn up the music
Enjoy the pumping retro-synth soundtrack that brings levels to life
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10+
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i3 @ 3.2 GHz
- Memory: 400 MB RAM
- Graphics: Graphics card with DX11
- DirectX: Version 11
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
Game Speed Replay Fixes, Spike Blocks Added
Here we go with another small update that fixes a big bug!Game Speed Replay FixesFixed an issue where the local game speed effected replays (causing them to break)Spike Blocks AddedSpike Blocks have been added to save time and provide more design optionsSawblades SimplifiedAll sawblades now have the one design to bring it into line with the other hazardsAlignment ReworkAll 'Sliders' and 'Spinners' have been aligned to the grid, making placement much simpler. This will NOT effect current levels, only new ones going forwardThat's it for today, have a great week!Read full article on Community Announcements (ManChickenTurtle)Patch NotesOfficial
Ice, Languages and Level Editor Tutorial
Woo! It's been a bit since the last update, but rest assured SO is still moving forward in a big way!Ice AddedAdded a whole new object category for Ice, including instakill single blocks and rotating/moving ice wallsLanguagesAdded in the framework for complete translation across the game, starting with Simplified ChineseAccess it in the settings dropdownLevel Editor TutorialAdded a complete tutorial/guide for the level editor to provide players with what they need to get building right awayI'll be monitoring feedback to make sure this guide hits all the pointsThat's it for this update, see you in the next one :)Read full article on Community Announcements (ManChickenTurtle)Patch NotesOfficial
Local Publishing Fixes
Hi all,Some small changes in the backend for this release will make publishing more robust and levels smaller overall (which improves loading times). Publishing now requires a score/run time posted at the same time (this is to avoid cheating)Local edits now run through checks and balances (this is to avoid cheating)Creator Name and Avatar are now pulled remotely so no longer embedded in level data (avoids stale data)Simplified and fixed some basic bugs around viewing levels and publishing/unpublishingIncreased limits to most of the items in the gameRead full article on Community Announcements (ManChickenTurtle)Patch NotesOfficial
Translation-Ready and Faster Code
Hi all! Today is a very small update that builds in support for translations across the whole game (every button, text element and more!) - defaulting to English at the moment. I will be aiming for English and Simplified Chinese on public launch, with requested languages to follow. The other backend-type change is the way the code is validated and more. Overall, I've cleaned up a lot of basic functions to be more efficient, which will just make things more robust going forward.Have a great week!Read full article on Community Announcements (ManChickenTurtle)Patch NotesOfficial
Hotfixes: Menu Refresh and Level Editor Placement Overlap
Quick one! The level list menus weren't always refreshing when coming back to certain tabs. Rebuilt some of the menu logic to fix this and make it more flexible/future proof. There was an odd bug in placements which meant you couldn't place rotated objects over others (collisions were incorrect) so this is now sortedThe music icon is not a loveheart anymore - be still your beating heartRead full article on Community Announcements (ManChickenTurtle)
