Panel Attack

Why is it so hard to play panel de pon on PC? Why hasn't anyone made it yet? This is the only version that I know of on steam and it sucks my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥. All you had to do was make the controls AS RESPONSIVE AS A GAME from 1995. Ignore all reviews that say "waah negative review because I couldn't play this with my discord friends because the online is bad or something" this game is a piece of ♥♥♥♥ fundamentally and isn't suitable for anyone.

Panel Attack is a compact arcade puzzle game developed by OLR Games and published by OLRGames. Built around the familiar concept of swapping adjacent panels to form matching groups, the game takes a simple foundation and turns it into a demanding test of observation, speed, planning, and execution. Its inspirations are easy to recognize, particularly for players familiar with classic panel-swapping puzzle games, but the focus here is less about reinventing the genre and more about providing a straightforward modern interpretation that can be enjoyed casually or approached as a serious skill-based challenge. The basic objective is immediately understandable. Colored panels fill the playfield, and the player swaps neighboring pieces to create matches that remove panels from the board. What initially feels like an uncomplicated matching system becomes considerably more challenging once the playfield begins rising and available space becomes increasingly limited. This constant upward pressure prevents players from spending too much time considering every possible move. Decisions have to be made quickly, and mistakes that seem insignificant during a calm moment can become dangerous whe…

It's really good !

The gameplay is fine, but unstable. When I practice against the cpu, the game will ignore movement and swapping inputs when the time is desperate and force a loss as a result. This needs to be addressed being that this is a fast-paced competitive puzzle game that can be played between two humans. There is no point of suspenseful situations if it's going to be impossible to get out of it to begin with.

I like having a game to play while chatting with friends, but sometimes I need something that isn't super involved. This game was exactly what I was looking for. Plus, it's free and you can't beat free!

It's a long way from what "Tetris Attack" was, but for a free game, it at least gives a piece of that masterpiece to people who like the battle and endless parts. I'll list the flaws of this game and the differences I can remember from that aforementioned game below. [h3]Flaws:[/h3] [list][*]No resolution selection options, but it did default to my system's native resolution of 2560*1440, which is at least a plus [*]No windowed mode option [*]No framerate or v-sync options, though do note that it does appear to be capable of running at high framerates and likely has v-sync enabled, as checking with MSI afterburner revealed the game to be running at 170fps on my system, which is in line with the fact that I use a 170Hz refresh rate monitor [*]No volume controls [*]Only 2 selectable characters [*]Audio could be better, and I'd like to separately adjust the block sounds, character sounds, and music volumes from each to my liking on a scale of at least 1 to 10 for each. Note that yes, I know the SNES didn't have these options, but modern games should, and "Tetris Attack" actually did have some pretty incredible audio and varied depending on the character the player chose. "Tet…