Update: May 24, 2006
«©NCSX» Rotate and slide panels etched with a curvy groove on top and shift them to form pathways with contiguous squares so that a pink Panic Ball may roll unfettered by the lack of a pathway. The aim is to move the sphere from one corner of the play board to another corner within the oppressive constraints of a time limit. In another game mode, the goal is to collect a series of touch balls which roll on the play board and dump them all into a receptacle located within the maze of panels. Panic Ball moves in slow and deliberate fashion to give players a chance to shuffle and shift panels in order to create roads. If you've created a direct passage, tap on the smiley face to hurry it along to its destination. Touch balls which are decorated with the suits from cards - diamonds, spades, clubs, and hearts also appear on the screen and may be picked up so that they trail Panic Ball. Exit the level with a group of Touch Balls or dump them into a receptacle to earn bonus points. For added challenge in later levels, the ebon colored Ojamaborl rapidly moves across the playfield, causing trouble with its deadly touch. View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX website. NCS Game Notes
» When Panic Ball is touched by an Ojamaborl, it'll fly up into the air with a big frown as it dies. When time runs out, Panic Ball also flies up into the air but with tears streaming down its eyes. » To shuffle a panel from one side to another, tap on it and then drag it in the direction you wish to move it. To rotate a 4-block group of panels, tap and hold on one of the panels and then move the stylus in a circular motion. For example, if you wish to rotate the panels clockwise, swish the stylus in a clockwise direction. » One would be wise not to mock the seeming simplicity of Touch Panic. Although the game appears to be a series of easy exercises, they're not that simple to complete. Jan Code: 4902370512359 This document is ©NCSX 2006. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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