PANZER BALL
- August 15, 2020
- Oz
"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.
Reviews
- The game is fun and challenging, making it great for passing time and playing with friends.
- The level editor allows for creativity, and the community is active with cool custom levels.
- Overall, the game has a joyful vibe and is enjoyable despite its difficulty.
- The controls are frustrating and buggy, with issues in controller support and menu navigation.
- There are very few maps and a lack of online players, leading to a feeling of emptiness.
- Some players feel the game is not worth its price and should have more content or be free.
- grinding2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players find grinding to be an enjoyable activity that effectively fills short periods of time, with many appreciating the casual nature of building levels and engaging in grinding sessions, particularly as a relaxing pre-bedtime routine.
“Grinding can be enjoyable for short bursts, but it becomes tedious over long periods.”
“I find some enjoyment in building levels, but the grinding can feel repetitive and unfulfilling.”
- stability1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The game's stability is criticized for buggy menus and settings, a non-functional "disable checkpoints" feature, and the absence of replay or ghost features for personal or leaderboard use.
“Menus and settings are very buggy; the 'disable checkpoints' feature just doesn't work.”
“There are no replay or ghost features for self or leaderboard, which is disappointing.”
“The overall stability of the game is lacking, leading to a frustrating experience.”