Developer:
Spicy Gyro Games
Shiny Dolphin Games LLC
Release Date:
April 20, 2023
Platforms:
Nintendo Switch
PlayStation
XBOX
Regular Price:
USD 7.99
The devs behind Polyroll and Clash Force are back with Panic Porcupine: a brand new mashup of Sonic physics with Meat Boy style precision platforming! Panic comes to the Nintendo Switch, XBox and PlayStation on 4/20/2023!
Help Panic find the chickabirbs in 50+ stages of topsy-turvy, spike-laced, slime-drenched, buzzsaw-filled deathtraps. You’ll visit Construction Sites, Haunted Canyons, Snowy Peaks and take on the maniacal Dr. Proventriculus in epic boss battles!
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4/5 - The controls are good, the physics are familiar, and the level designs are superb. It has all the hallmarks of a pretty great indie platformer...
B - While you can’t always judge a game by its screenshots, in this case you can: Panic Porcupine absolutely could’ve been released on the Genesis, and no one would’ve batted an eye.
7.7/10 - If you enjoy the classic Sonic style, and are also a challenge hound who loves things that push you in unexpected ways, this should be a pretty solid choice.
The game combines the physics of the original Sonic games with the trial-and-error approach of "masocore" platformers like the Meat Boy series. These sorts of games are a love-it-or-hate-it proposition, but Panic Porcupine is such a silly parody of Sonic that it might be worth a look for even those who aren't fans of the genre.
I wasn't really sure what to expect w Panic Porcupine, but I gotta say it's a refreshing take on a Sonic-esque style platformer hybrid game that brings some pretty neat mechanics.
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Justin Craig – Game Director and lead artist. Justin is a screenwriter, pixel artist, and game designer who splits his time between film and indie games. He also created Polyroll and Clash Force.
Kevin Dressel - Programmer. Kevin is a former Zynga Engineer who also worked as a developer on Polyroll, Depth of Extinction, Zap Blastum and Clash Force
Additional Level Design
Keon Mashayekh
Music
Lucky Lion Studios
Illustration
Tracy Yardley
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