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Platform Panic

Platform Panic is a platform game for iOS and Android. It was developed and published by British studio Nitrome and was released on December 17, 2014. The goal is to navigate throughout the levels, avoiding the various enemies and spikes. The game is inspired by platform games from the fourth generation of video game consoles. The game received generally…

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MarioSonic the HedgehogSic
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Reception

MetascoreGamezeboTouchArcade
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Development

Indie game
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Overview

Platform gameIOSAndroidNitromeFourth generation of video game consoles
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Genre
Platform
Publisher
Nitrome
Developer
Nitrome
Platforms
iOS, Android
Release
December 17, 2014

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Platform Panic

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples28
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Platform Panic

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related to Development · 8
Platform Panic → An, Android, December, Its, Nitrome, On January, Prior, The
related to Gameplay · 6
Platform Panic → Coins, Each, Every, In, Once, The
related to Reception · 6
Platform Panic → Carter Dotson, Gamezebo, Metascore, Modojo, The, TouchArcade
Developer · 1
Platform Panic → Nitrome
Genre · 1
Platform Panic → Platform
Platforms · 1
Platform Panic → iOS, Android
Publisher · 1
Platform Panic → Nitrome
Release · 1
Platform Panic → December 17, 2014
is a · 1
Platform Panic → platform game for iOS and Android

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game platform ios android nitrome player panic received generally critics gameplay update character one characters coins every room retro published

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Platform PanicDeveloperNitrome1.00infobox
Platform PanicGenrePlatform1.00infobox
Platform PanicPlatformsiOS, Android1.00infobox
Platform PanicPublisherNitrome1.00infobox
Platform PanicReleaseDecember 17, 20141.00infobox
Platform Panicis aplatform game for iOS and Android0.90text
Marioinstance ofSome of the skins available for purchase using coins are references to classic icons0.80text
Sonic the Hedgehoginstance ofSome of the skins available for purchase using coins are references to classic icons0.80text
Platform Panicrelated to DevelopmentAn0.60section
Platform Panicrelated to DevelopmentNitrome0.60section
Platform Panicrelated to DevelopmentIts0.60section
Platform Panicrelated to DevelopmentDecember0.60section

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