Trash Panic

Get it. It’s fun, it’s cheap, and it’s delightful.

A cracking PSN game that's cheap and puts a fresh ingredient into a classic formula. [Sept 2009, p.80]

Quite an interesting action puzzler. It’s a kind of Tetris mutated with physics-engine. Too bad the music is simply horrible. [Aug 2009]

Superb value. [July 2009, p.104]

A fun puzzler with a sensible price point. [Issue#181, p.89]

Trash Panic is a game that any puzzle fan will love, though the people with a tendancy to throw their controllers at the screen should probably avoid it.

A unique physics-based spin on a tired genre. Great. [July 2009, p.76]

Trash Panic is an oddly endearing game that may not be a game you will beat or master anytime soon, but the feeling that you’re on the grasp of beating any of these stages makes it a bit of an addictive game. The major reason to get this game is that it’s only $4.99, so it’s nicely priced for a puzzle game that just puts a good twist on what is essentially a block-dropping puzzle game.

It may be about garbage, but Trash Panic is not rubbish: It's an innovative puzzler that rewards patience, planning, and those looking for a healthy challenge.

The sound becomes annoying because the same track plays on loop. Trash Panic's graphics are impressive for a pretty simple downloadable game. Maybe that's why the game is more than 1GB!