After a few minutes, Slice Master becomes something more than a game. It starts to feel like practice — not for skill, but for patience.

You find yourself breathing with the rhythm. You miss less because you’re calmer, more deliberate. It’s not about beating a level or chasing a score. It’s about landing one clean move at a time.

That’s why it’s so easy to lose track of time while playing. It creates what psychologists call “flow”: a state of complete immersion where everything else fades out.