$16.99Party Panic Chaos for Four Goobers
Party Panic is a loud party game for co-op friends, built around 30+ quick minigames where you punch, run, and steal your way to first place. Play on one couch, online, or mixed, add bots when short a player, and dress your screaming Goober in a hot dog suit while you do it.
Is Party Panic worth it?
Party Panic is worth it if…
- you want co-op games for a casual game night with friends
- you like fast rounds, silly physics, and sabotaging each other
- you need flexible lobbies with local, online, and bots
- you enjoy unlocking goofy hats and costumes between matches
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Thirty minigames and a board to fight over
You pick a Goober, roll dice, and move around boards like The Temple of Goob and Willy's Pizza Party, collecting trophies while minigames break out between turns. The games are short and physical: fight over gems, chase exploding chickens, play football with your face, dodge hungry whales. Rounds move fast, controls stay simple enough for anyone to join, and bots in Easy, Normal, and Hard can fill empty spots. You earn XP as you play and pick one of two new costumes from each loot box.
Couch, online, and the brutal Gauntlet
You can play with four on one computer, four each online, or a mix like three local plus one online, with keyboard and mouse or controller and remappable keys. The Gauntlet is a separate race through swinging axes, spike traps, and more, first to the end wins. Trophy Island gives you solo challenges to clear, and a built-in drinking game toggle turns a normal setup into a party. The look is bright and silly, the soundtrack is loud, and the Goobers scream a lot.
How does playing together work?
Can you mix couch and online players?
Yes. You can run four players on one computer, four players each online, or any mix in between. The store gives the example of three local players plus one online player joining the same match.
Can you play it solo?
You can play alone against bots, and minigames are built around four players so leaving bots on is recommended. Bots have Easy, Normal, and Hard settings, or you can turn them off and play with two to four people.
What do you actually do in the modes?
The Gauntlet is an obstacle-course race. Trophy Island is a set of challenges, and the minigames cover running, jumping, and punching for first place.
Do you need a controller?
No. The game works fully with keyboard and mouse, and controllers are supported with customizable controls if you prefer them.
