Now what can be said about this game? Well the title itself seems to tell you this game will be strange. From the title Panic! You would think this game will have you stressed and well... panicking. Well that's about half right as you will get stressed as the difficulty will get harder (I'll talk about that later) while the only one that panics is your character from all the weird stuff that he sees.

Graphics: 8

I give the graphics an 8 mostly because its on the Sega CD so it should have better graphics then lets say an SNES. There is another reason I give it an 8 and that's because I know exactly what I'm looking at, every single time when something happens.

Sound: 5

There really isn't much to say on sound as its just sound nothing sticks out and nothing irritates the ears.

Addictiveness: 7

Now let me say there is SO much to see you'll have to play the game at least 5 times or more to see everything. There are many branches to this game and the fact that everyone is different will want you to keep playing to see what is next.

Story: 6

It starts of with a boy named Slap (bad name for a kid) and his dog named Stick (Slap Stick get it because its a comedy game?). What happens is that technology goes hay wire and nothing works the way it should. Ex. A T.V. Could breath fire. Every time you push a button you get teleported to a random area sometimes a place you have already been which makes it frustrating sometimes. In my opinion though this game doesn't need a story and could easily be made into a flash game.

Depth: 5

Like I said earlier this game is just pushing buttons to get teleported somewhere or see something crazy. There isn't much to do other than that but because there is so much to see I think I has more depth than nothing.

Difficulty: 7

Because you can get sent backwards and even into a game over room the game is trial and error and there are more buttons the further you go and the game doesn't keep track of them its definitely hard.

In the end I think this is a game everyone should experience just because its oddness.

BTW this is my first review.