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    Trash Panic

    Game » consists of 3 releases. Released Jun 04, 2009

    Trash Panic is a PSN-exclusive puzzle game utilizing trash and physics for a unique gaming experience. It is notoriously difficult and contains a vast number of gameplay rules.

    spacebutler's Gomi Bako (PlayStation Network (PS3)) review

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    Crazy smashing fun

    This is a game where you smash things in a trash can and then burn them.
    This is a game where crazy little aliens (or demons, or whatever) give you helpful items if you protect their valuable items.
    This is a game from Japan.
     
    Trash panic has a steep learning curve.  I have still not beaten the final level on normal mode.  Easy mode is still challenging on the later levels.  The bell ringing challenge level seems impossible to me.  For a game that revolves around smashing trash, there is quite a bit of finesse and planning that must be done to successfully complete a level.
     
    The two-player mode is a lot of fun.  In addition to the mechanic of automatically dumping your trash on your opponent once you have smashed enough stuff, there is a shared hold area and the ability to throw things into your opponents can.  This is done by moving your trash rapidly in the direction of your opponent's can, above your can, and releasing it.  Due to momentum, and the physics engine, the trash often goes right into your opponent's can.  This is dangerous though, since if you miss the can, it counts as a out trash for the thrower.  This seems like an accidental effect of the engine, but it can make two-player matches even crazier.
     
    You can not beat the entertainment value of this game at a $5 price tag.  I encourage anyone with a PS3 to download the demo.

    Other reviews for Gomi Bako (PlayStation Network (PS3))

      Trash Panic is a quirky and addictive test of skill 0

      Have you ever looked at your trash can and thought, “Wow, that would be a great setting for a video game!”? If you have, then you should probably lay off the games for a while and seek professional help. Or you could fire up your Playstation 3 and prepare to revel in the filthy fun of Trash Panic, the latest in a long line of quirky PSN titles. You also might want to put away any breakable objects since the core gameplay of Trash Panic is as infectious as it is challenging. At first glance, Tras...

      4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

      Utter rubbish - both in good ways and bad 0

      Trash Panic, also know as 'Gomibako' in its native Japan, is a PlayStation Network puzzler available now for £3.99/$4.99 (who knows exactly where this pricing disparity comes from - certainly not from the current exchange rate). The game can essentially be described as Tetris with a physics engine. A rectangular shaped trash can fills the screen - your borders if you will - and garbage will slowly fall from above one piece at a time into this can. The build up of garbage is gradual and getting ...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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