Panic In The Woods

Tragically bad. Game design. Map design. Enemy variety. Bugs

Panic in the Woods, developed and published by Exit Plan Games, is a cooperative horror survival game that blends the tension of extraction gameplay with the primal fear of being hunted in the dark. Set deep within a sprawling forest, it casts players as Boy Scouts who must survive the night while completing a series of rituals to banish a lurking supernatural threat. At its core, it is a game of teamwork, fear, and improvisation—one where the difference between life and death can depend on coordination, timing, and the ability to keep calm when everything around you is falling apart. Though relatively modest in scale and budget, Panic in the Woods manages to carve out a distinct niche within the crowded horror co-op genre, thanks to its blend of atmospheric design, unpredictable objectives, and its focus on teamwork under pressure. The concept is simple but immediately engaging. Each match drops one to four players into a dark forest with a single goal: collect skulls, open portals, and perform a ritual to seal away the monstrous entity hunting them. The forest itself is procedurally structured, meaning the placement of keys, gates, and tools changes with every run. This randomne…

its fun, but pls update the game again

its really fun, have not played with other people yet just getting to know the game but so far it is really fun, seen skilly and igp play and got interested.

This game had a few fun moments, but overall was frustrating. My friends and I spent a lot of time trying to free one another from the cages. We eventually beat it, but it wasn't worth owning, even on sale. You can see how most people will say there are good ideas, but the game is poorly executed. I completely agree with them. Save your money and find a different game to buy and play.

I don't shy away from difficult games but the stalker in this is ridiculous, especially when it isn't clear what you're doing. Played half an hour with a friend and that was more then enough. Avoid.