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Pretty Girls Panic! Plus

Pretty Girls Panic! Plus

|Japan|Arcade, Puzzle

5.3 /10

Meh

Niche

15 ratings
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Why play it

Popular Arcade Game "Pretty Girls Panic!" is back with more power. Expand the area steadily and dodge enemy attacks and avoid capture. There are 40 stages in total. Conquer all stages and Complete the rescue of these Pretty Girls.

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Rating momentum

Meh: 5.3/10 across 15 ratings. Watch some gameplay or wait for a sale before deciding.

Play style

Leans into Arcade, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Cat with MonocleSeth Hay · 27 Dec, 2021
7/10

Pretty Girls Panic! PLUS improves what its predecessor lacked and continues to make a cutting board puzzle game entertaining. However, the extra content only goes so far and ultimately feels unfinished. It’s a plus minus, instead of a plus plus.

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Cubed3Athanasios · 17 Nov, 2021
7/10

Pretty Girls Panic! PLUS is basically Pretty Girls Panic! v1.5 or Pretty Girls Panic! Remastered. It's the same exact game, with improved visuals, and better gameplay. Not a big recommendation for those who already have Zoo Corporation's previous Qix clone, as the changes aren't that big, but the rest can safely try this out, as it's actually very good if it's your cup of sake.

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Rice DigitalPete Davison · 3 Nov, 2021

As it stands, Pretty Girls Panic Plus is probably the strongest entry in this subseries of Zoo and eastasiasoft’s collaborative affairs — and indeed one of the strongest games in the lineup outright. It’s a game that is challenging enough to keep you busy for a while — and between the companion character metagame and the Arcade mode, it’s likely to keep you coming back for more for gameplay reasons, as well as the opportunity to admire Pretty Girls in their native habitat.

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