The reason we chose Rock Slimes over other common Slimes, is because they have a more accommodating diet to cater to and their Plorts yield high economic returns. Now that you have a couple of Corrals setup, head back out to The Dry Reef to start sucking up some Pink and Rock Slimes. Use the money you make from the first couple runs in The Dry Reef to buy a few Corrals. Once your Vacpack is full of Plorts, cash them all in at the Plort Market. Spend your first trip to the Dry Reef only collecting Plorts that are dropped by Slimes. If you cant find enough Plorts laying around, pick up some nearby food to feed a hungry group of Pink Slimes. Pink Slimes will no doubt be the most common species you’ll encounter. Once a Slime eats a piece of food, they’ll pop out a Plort. Technically, Plorts are excrement of Slimes. Plorts can be found as soon as you venture out into The Dry Reef. In order to afford these luxuries, you’ll need to start collecting Plorts. To get off to a quick start, you’ll want to invest in some Corrals and Gardens.

You’ll notice that you’ll have 8 plots to work with. Your first interaction with Slime Rancher will be with your very own Ranch. Whether you want to amass a large income or explore new locations, we’ll give you the low-down here in this handy quick start guide. To help you get your hands dirty on The Ranch, we put together some helpful hints. So you think you can be a Slime Rancher, eh? Well, The Far, Far Range can be unforgiving to players who are unfamiliar with its wiggly inhabitants.

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