- August 15, 2020
- Oz
PANZER BALL
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About
"Panzer Ball" is a speedy 3D platformer, inspired by classic surf maps and bunnyhop modes. Race through single-player challenges or against friends in real-time multiplayer, with a server browser to customize your experience. Unlock new locations and master the ball's agile movements, in this easy-to-learn but difficult-to-master game. Join the community for experimental modes, playtests, and development updates.








- The game features a fun and addictive wall-jumping mechanic that enhances gameplay, especially in well-designed levels.
- It has a simple yet engaging concept that is easy to learn but hard to master, making it enjoyable for both casual and competitive players.
- The community support through Steam Workshop allows for a variety of custom maps, adding replayability and creativity to the game.
- The game has a limited number of levels, which can lead to a feeling of repetitiveness and a lack of content.
- Many players find the difficulty level to be frustrating, with some levels being overly challenging and leading to rage quits.
- The transition from a free game to a paid model has disappointed some players, who feel it should have remained free or offered more content for the price.
gameplay
29 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its engaging marble wall-jumping mechanic, which is easy to learn but challenging to master, offering a satisfying experience for players. While the movement mechanics are praised for their fun and complexity, the level design is noted as needing improvement to fully utilize these mechanics. Overall, players find the gameplay enjoyable and smooth, with a high skill ceiling that encourages refinement and mastery.
“The game works best when it leans into its most interesting mechanic: marble wall-jumping.”
“Mechanics are extremely easy to learn, but hard to master.”
“The movement mechanics in this game are insanely fun to mess around with and get good at.”
“The mechanics in this game can be really complex (like when going for records and stuff), but unfortunately the level design stops way short of requiring it.”
“Mechanics are mostly simple on the surface, but as with any game like this, the application of the mechanics and timing become extremely complicated, so there's a lot to learn, refine, and improve on.”
“Edit: your framerate influences gameplay directly.”