Graphics & Audioīoasting a simple cell-shaded 3D art style, the title offers a cute cartoony feel that really fits with the gameplay. There are no multiplayer modes or mini-games at this moment in time. We’re passively being taught a thing or two about fire safety – pretty neat! As far as I can tell, we’re only offered one game mode, which is a campaign. On a bit of a side note, Panic Mode kind of makes us more aware of safety protocols in our own work business and home, without us actually realising. For example vents allow smoke to pass through easily, which can be useful when placing smoke alarms and detectors in side rooms.

To succeed in Panic Mode, players must consider things like building layout, number of doors, wall placement and vents. Whether a Pammie survives or not depends on if they make it to the designated safety area before their health bar runs out and they burn to death – pretty gruesome, right? Don’t worry though, it’s not as graphic as it sounds! Protocols and drills include placing smoke alarms and fire extinguishers, and then seeing if the ‘Pammies’ have enough time to react when a fire is detected.Įach level has it’s own objectives that need to be completed, such as at least x number of Pammies must survive. It’s our job to implement safety protocols and run drills in surrounding businesses. In Panic Mode, we play as an intern safety inspector. Using your contraptions, common sense and zero experience on the job, can you save the Pammies from crisis? Gameplay “Try your luck as a disaster manager and save the cute but clumsy Pammies from harm’s way”.

With this in mind, let’s dive in and take a look at Panic Mode. With only 10 user reviews on steam since it’s release in 2021, it’s fair to say that Mobius are still building their following. As far as I can tell, MobiusCode are the new kids on the block with only 2 games to their name the other being Exotic Matter – a Sci-Fi sandbox adventure game. Panic Mode is a 2.5D casual simulation game developed and published by MobiusCode.

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