Trash Panic on Sony Playstation 3 (ps3)
Word: Addictive
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Trash Panic (ps3)
Trash Panic is a simple and frustratingly addictive puzzle game, where you must fit as much trash into your can without spilling any over the edge.
The game features several different modes and local multiplayer; however there are only 5 different levels with three different difficulty settings.
The main mode will present you with Trash that you must fit into your trash can, you can choose to smash the trash downwards hopefully breaking it (or something else) or simply drop the item of trash which is often wise to do if you have something like a football (as it is unlikely to bounce out.) You have the option to place items on hold which it handy if you have something huge that you cannot fit into the can at that given point, this hold area is also useful if you wish to save something for later. As special items go, occasionally you will get fire, decomposition balls, bosses, Mottaina and bombs. Fire will spread throughout all flammable items in your can helping you rid it, similiarly decomposition balls will rot neighbouring items when added to water (often found by smashing barrels or toilets), bosses require you to smash them within ten seconds otherwise the level is failed. Mottaina are special items that if left and reach the bottom of your can, will be exchanged to provide you with a useful item in your hold area. Finally bombs will explode the entire contents of your can if they are heated up.
The graphics for this game are rather fetching, the music is addictive but the learning curve is rather steep. Local multiplayer can be a lot of fun, and is essential the same as single player but if a player is doing rather well the contents of his or her can will be emptied into the opponents can and vice versa. Also the hold area is shared, so anyone can access the item hanging there.
Mission mode is worth mentioning, as it provides you with challenges such as smashing a set amount of logs, but again these are rather difficult.
Trash Panic is a good value for money, a will be entertaining if you can overcome the frustration of the learning curve.
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