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About This Game Socially conservative sea creatures have constructed a water filled screen to hide the Pretty Girls from view. But please don't panic! Use your special tool to penetrate the barrier and reveal the girls while avoiding getting caught. Girls will gradually disrobe from stage to stage to reward you for your success.■ Your Mission13 Pretty Girls in 50 stages are waiting to be exposed. After each stage you complete, a commemorative photo will be added to your Gallery. Complete all stages to achieve the status of Master of Pretty Girls Panic. ■ Game Play・Direct your tool by using the arrow keys on the keyboard. ・Complete a cut by connecting back to an edge.・The bigger the piece you cut out the more points you earn.・Complete a stage by removing 75% or more of the barrier.・You are usually safe on an edge but watch out for crabs!■ Sea Creature Enemies・Beware of enemy sea creatures who will try to stop girls from being exposed.・If an enemy touches your tool or the line of your cut then your tool is lost.・Lose all of your tools and it's game over for you.・The further you progress the more powerful your enemies will become. All characters include sexy voices in Japanese.* Please note: This is a puzzle game with sexy characters but no nudity.* Characters and character images used under license from their respective owners. b4d347fde0 Title: Pretty Girls Panic!Genre: CasualDeveloper:Zoo CorporationPublisher:Zoo CorporationRelease Date: 20 Dec, 2016 Pretty Girls Panic! Full Crack This game has some sexualized anime ladies, but there are no nudie-bits so technically your friends can't judge you ;)But in all seriousness, looking past the "sexy ladies" this is honestly a very fun and addictive puzzle game, and it gets decently difficult too. There have been many flash games like this where you just have to cut out pieces of the picture\/puzzle while avoiding enemies, and I personally enjoy every one that I've played so far including this one!. You can use the achievements to spell stuff out for one of the showcases- 10\/10My first review, don't expect much, or professionalism, or whatever.. This game is a lot of fun. While it isn't too difficult, it is bright, cheerful, and entertaining. It would have been nice if there were more levels. Aside from a few breaks, I played it straight through. Still, for the price it's certainly a bargain, and the ladies are lovely. I recommend this if you want something short, sweet, and fun. :). A PC remake of titles like Gals Panic, an arcade coin-eater from the '90s. If you've played those games, you know exactly what you're in for here. You play as a small creature trying to uncover the picture in the background piece by piece as a swarm of crap on screen constantly tries to kill you. However, in the original Gals games, a masked off area including the model was included as the area that counted towards the percentage of completion, whereas in this game, the whole screen is the completion area, making it possible to uncover the photo by.... not uncovering the main part of the photo? I dunno, it wasn't well thought out. Granted, in the original, uncovering areas of the girl would earn you negative points(enough of which would change the picture to something horrifying), and uncovering the open area would earn you positive, so maybe with that mechanic not in place, that was the intention, but honestly, I can't really see that as much of a justification.Ultimately, whether you want this game will be dictated by whether you want a quick timewaster, served up with some semi-spicy suggestive swimsuit clad Anime girls(Yeah, that's about all you get). It's cheap, it's good for killing a little time, and it seems relatively low on the bug count(None experienced thus far), and while the achievements are a bit cheap(you get one for every stage of completion), it's colorful, it's casual, and it'll keep the boredom away for a bit.. It's a simple game that encloses the field with lines and acquires the territory. If you know the old game, explain that it is a substream of "Qix" and "Gals Panic".However, this game is less contrived than these games.First, since the acquired area is always calculated as a percentage of the rectangle of the whole field, it is irrelevant to the silhouette of the girl who is the object of capture.Therefore, all the stages will capture with the same procedure.Second, the area to acquire is the narrower of the field that devided by line.The placement of enemies is not taken into consideration.Therefore, "99% clear" which was possible with "Qix" is impossible.This limitation makes it a simple task of not playing the game's game.. I used two hours to finish, and I was looking for DLC+ eyes candy+ optional nude module (check community hub)+ interesting game system (qix clone)+ lovely trading cards- controller not support. For just two dollars and after seeing what the game was sorta like and what the main tease for the game is...this game isn't nearly as bad as it could have been and I already have bought a copy for my wife as well.. Why did I buy this game?Well, the answer is pretty obvious......I like Qix clones. It's actually a little strange. I'm not a fan of the 1981 arcade classic, but I'll put some serious time into its many clones. In my opinion, the best of the bunch is Gals Pani X. Not only is it ridiculously deep, but all of the bosses have attacks ripped from various shmups. How cool is that!?Anyway, Pretty Girls Panic! is modeled after Qix, with a few extra features to appeal to modern audiences, such as online leaderboards. The goal is to draw lines to fill space, while avoiding evil sea creatures. If an enemy touches the player-character while they're drawing a line, then it results in a lost life. The same holds true if an enemy touches the line itself. It's a simple concept, but what makes it interesting is the strategies players come up with. A plan of attack is necessary to obtain high scores. For example, rather than just randomly draw lines until all of the space is filled, try to "box" enemies in. If you really want to do some damage, consider building a series of thin walls that go across the entirety of the screen. Not only are you relatively safe while doing this, the results tend to be awesome. We're talking "45% of the stage in one fell swoop" awesome. All enemies that get caught in walls are destroyed, and they can be chained for tons of bonus points.On the downside, the power-ups kinda break the game. If the hero becomes invincible or manages to stop the clock, then they usually have enough time to create a massive wall that crushes several foes at once. Power-ups randomly appear, so sometimes the player will simply luck out. The harder stages really pile on the enemies, but it doesn't make that much of a difference. The RNG's blessing will go a lot further than skill or experience.While the randomness is a major issue, Pretty Girls Panic! still gets a recommendation. It plays well, the production value is solid, and it's entertaining enough to last a few hours.. Like Fortrix, Fortrix 2, and the grandaddy of all line-drawing arcade games, Qix, Pretty Girls Panic! has you drawing lines to capture space on the play field (in this case, fairly typical drawings of bikini-clad anime girls). Along the way, various sea creatures will do their best to try and stop you; if they touch your line as you're drawing it, you'll lose a life. It's pretty standard stuff, but the controls are smooth and responsive and, as you can continue from where you left off should you lose all your lives, the challenge is fairly minimal. It also seems to be quick; at only 30 minutes in, I've already cleared half the boards. That's not to say PGP! isn't fun; it is...just don't go looking for it to reinvent the wheel. For a casual pickup game to play when you just want to chill for a little while, it's worth getting, especially as it's less than the cost of a large coffee. Recommended.EDIT: A quick note about replayability: The game does award "Perfect" scores if you complete a board without losing a life. Those boards will have a gold star on them in the cumpulsory Gallery, so if achieving 100% is your thing, you'll find a greater replayability here than the casual player will.(Edited to fix a typo - "Pretty Grills Panic" - which, obviously, would have been a much different game.). Fun, simple, short, great music, that pervy flash game nostalgia from newgrounds but on steam :D I recommend