
Pool meets tower-defense chaos.
The balls mix like paint.
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Developer: Stray Bristle Games - solo developer, London, UK
Game: Palette Panic
Platforms: Windows and macOS
Steam page: Palette Panic on Steam
Release: 2027
Early browser demo: Play on itch.io (keyboard and mouse required)
Steam demo: November 2026
Price: to be announced
Engine: Unity
Press contact: [email protected]
A billiards defense game where you hit approaching enemies with balls of matching color. Stop the enemies before they reach your side of the table.You shoot the silver cue ball to knock the colored balls together. When a blue ball hits a yellow one, their colors mix like paint and both balls turn green. Line up the shot well and you can make the color you need and hit an enemy in the same shot.The enemies have tricks of their own. Frogs travel in leaps, ghosts turn invisible, and chameleons change color. Scorpions use electric beams to catch and destroy balls that roll too close. In later levels, you will meet thieves that run off with your balls and necromancers that raise the fallen.The full game will have over 100 levels. A free 15-level browser demo is available on itch.io, and a Steam demo is planned for November 2026.
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ABOUT & CONTACT
Stray Bristle Games is one person: Ilia, a solo developer in London. Palette Panic is the studio's first game.The key art is by Andres Benjamin De La Torre Zamora, and the studio logo is by Jeewantha Udara.
Press contact: [email protected].
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