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• Karrantula

  Jan 5, 2023

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• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2016

  Very fun game, it's obvious the developer is dedicated to it. Only problem is it not having online multiplayer with random people. It would be fun to host sessions that people could get put into. Other than this, the game is very fun, and I would recommend it to someone with siblings, children, or friends that enjoy party games.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2016

  Just because I like reminders : remember to do your homework before purchasing any early access games. This includes videos of the game itself, searching discussions and forums and checking out the developers reputation. If there is a road-map included, all the better. Welcome to Party Panic where chaos is met with a smile. Like most Humans, I saw this game and instantly made a comparison. I compared it to Mario party and was wondering if it could be just as good. Unlike Mario Party, Party Panic does not have a board system. Rather, mini-games are played back to back while scores are displayed after each game. The way the scores are displayed is beautiful, and whats even more beautiful is the fact you can punch or kick a buddy off a higher pedestal than yours. As your score grows, so does your pedestal. The player has almost thirty mini-games to choose from with the addition of a gauntlet mode. Of the thirty mini-games, some that are included are sprint orientated games (such as smacking a post or running for your life), sumo ball orientated games (such as collecting coins, a soccer mimic and classic sumo), dodge-based games (such as running from an avalanche, jumping over a rotating blade, dodging ghosts and dodging falling rocks or players), fighting-based games (such as scoring points for landing blows), collection based games, racing orientated games and finally coordination sort of games (which involves pressing the right buttons at the right time). There is a decent amount of variance so far within the mini-game realm. The [b]gameplay[/b] feels very classic to me. Meaning, even though the objective or dynamics are simple the game is still quite challenging. When playing with friends, the atmosphere becomes even more intense when everyone is rushing as fast as they can to get the combination down. This is a breath of fresh air in a sense as it evens the playing field for anyone. Expert gamers to n00bs are sure to get enjoyment. Any game that someone can perfect is nice, but having a game where everyone has a fair chance is golden. Moreover, there is a pretty cool gaming feature included that attempts to keep all players involved at all times. In certain mini-games (not all yet I'm hoping), when a player is knocked out they still have a chance at redeeming themselves and sometimes scoring points. For example, in an boulder-falling game or falling-tiles game, players that have been knocked out from active game play can still attack other players from the grave. In these two games, the fallen players can aim and sometimes control the projectile they fire out. This is an amazing feature as it attempts to keep everyone involved even when they are out! Successful games (virtual or not) are successful for the sole reason everyone is still participating. This is a step in the right direction and I encouraged it to go even further! I hope to see this continue and a lot more variances and new stages in the future. Gauntlet is a series of linear mini-games back to back. This is a solid addition and gives players a break from playing mini-games. Unlike mini-games where there are pauses, players are competing in real time and with one another. Players can choose how many stages to have prior to starting the gauntlet. The stages don't have too many variances at the moment, but the concept is on the right track to creating a fun alternative to mini-games. Some stages include dodging spikes, jumping platforms and avoiding spinning blades. Players are participating with other players and can interfere with one another. This is fun and annoying as landing on someone's head gives you an extra bounce up into the sky. To win the gauntlet, players have to make it to the end. Progress can be tracked by viewing the middle of the screen; the heads of the players will appear in the middle and as the player progresses further, so will their icon. There is also a death count that keeps a toll of how many times you fell off the stage. The game will end when one player reaches the very end and comes into contact with a stepping stone. [b]Visually[/b], the style suits what the game is about. Cartoony, funny, playful and emotional. The cartoon and comical aspect are reciprocal to one another. It's funny seeing these things getting bounced around everywhere. The expressions on players faces is the icing on the cake. Whether they are getting rocks thrown at them, running from a whale trying to eat them, snow trying to crush them, or lava trying to burn them, the players are laughing, showing signs of worry, straight faced or sticking their tongue out. This is just a pleasure to watch when everyone is going full speed and the players in the game are making faces. [b]The sounds [/b] are OK as of the moment. They are accurate, but a little more umph and emphasis needs to be added. Key sounds are always important to making an impact. I can still hear the ping from the game WCW vs NWO revenge when a wrestler runs into a steel ring post. My suggestion would be to diversify the sounds between different characters... maybe even using different voices like worms did? Moreover, the music is on the right track and does a good job giving a little bounce to the mini games. I'm curious to see what else is to come in this domain. Although sound and music may be considered a brush up touch to the final product, it can really enhance the experience. Overall, the game is fun and engaging. Because it is in limited regarding development, there may be only so much replayability for certain players. Depending on the crowd, I can see people easily throwing a couple of hours per session (especially with the drinking game mode turned on). The games and gauntlet are still in development; adding more inclusive and dynamic games will ensure Party Panic's success. There is online capabilities at the moment, but finding a game is a bit difficult. I recommend playing with local players to maximize this games effect. To the developer, I have a few suggestions : >Keep adding mini-games. New stages may bring new ideas and game-modes. On the other hand, the stages you currently have are also open to modification. Small objective, player or terrain changes can fuel these new modes. The best games (be it virtual or not) can be in the form of modified games. A soccer game can be broken up or modified in many ways to make it fair or even more fun. Try to keep an open mind! >Personalizing characters is great. I think adding whatever designs come to mind in regards to hats or color should be added. I do like how the characters make faces throughout the game. You could potentially give the player some control over this. >Gauntlet is a really cool feature that gives the player a break from mini-game sessions. This linear and continuous game is pretty sweet, but can still use some tweaks. More stages, modifications and variances definitely need to be added here. It would be interesting perhaps to add items or some sort of "X" factor that rattles all players wherever they are on the map. >I would recommend making the classic sumo mode less mobile. This is not to say restrict movement, but add some weight to the sumo balls. Flying around everywhere at full speed is fun; adding some weight or momentum can add some difficulty and strategy to the movements. >Continue to add elements of inclusiveness; when players die allow them to compete in one way or another. ***UPDATES*** : Board and adventure mode added! EARLY ACCESS RATING : 7.25/10 ***updated Jan 2018 [table] [tr] [td]Gameplay[/td] [td]B-[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Story / Campaign[/td] [td]N/A[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Visuals / User Interface[/td] [td]B-[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Sounds / Music[/td] [td]C+[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Replay-ability[/td] [td]C+[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Overall [/td] [td]C+[/td] [/tr] [/table] [h1]Video :[/h1] [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5ONJoOnZXY]Party Panic Highlight Review[/url]
• gamedeal user

  Apr 12, 2017

  Party Panic reminds me a lot of the original Xbox Fusion Frenzy, controls and graphics are there, but the game mechanics just arent very interesting. Not meaning to be a jerk, I respect the effort that goes into game creation but its hard to recommend this game at the moment. A few of the mini-games are fun , but many seem like 2nd rate versions of Bishi Bashi, Mario Party etc Like the ghost shooting one... multiple identical ghosts appear..you move your target and shoot..nothing happens..you just hear a ping each time you hit the ghost and get a point, then after set time the ghost dissapears.., so you move to the next ghost and repeat, it's like the worlds blandest version of Point Blank. Maybe have the ghost actually react to getting shot, or dissapear after one shot, or add some power ups , or "shoot your own colour", anything to make it a bit more entertaining! New games are being added, and online has been added so the dev is still working on the game. Its great more content is being added, but the existing games still need more depth and polish. Im a big fan of classic multiplayer games, so im hoping this one improves. Thumbs down for the time being.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 5, 2017

  This game is really enjoyable ive had it for a while now and would bring it to my college classes so my friends and i could play during our breaks and we'd have alot of fun goofing around smacking each other in the loading screeens before we even got into the game lol we'd always get super competitive and its definitely a good and dorky party game !
• gamedeal user

  Jun 20, 2017

  Fun game, great concept. Would love to see this game further developed with more game modes.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2017

  Really good game if you want to play with your friends locally and now online, has a ton of minigames and gamemodes, can't stop laughing when playing.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2017

  Needs a game board mode like Mario Party. Dice rolls, coin, mini games bla bla
• gamedeal user

  Aug 9, 2017

  pretty cool and fun game, but it's better if you have some actual friends to play with ;(
• gamedeal user

  Aug 10, 2017

  Fun little game, great work for a single indie dev!