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Hi Robert,

Thank you very much for preparing and sharing the detailed QA report.

I have reviewed it, and I really appreciate the care that went into the testing and documentation. The screenshots and detailed explanations make the findings very easy to understand, and several of the issues you identified are already helping us with the next round of improvements.

I am happy for Libert Family Studio to use this report as a portfolio example on your website.

I would just ask that it is made clear that the report is based on a development/playtest build of PANIC TOWER 48 and does not represent the final or current version of the game, as the issues identified in the report are being addressed during development.

If possible, I would also appreciate it if you could send me the link once the portfolio example is published.

Thank you again for taking the time to test PANIC TOWER 48 and for providing such a useful report.

Best regards,
screenmateworks

Thank you very much for taking the time to test the 48-floor scenario and for writing such detailed feedback. This is very helpful, especially the issues with character movement, route feedback, smoke visibility, helicopter behavior, and the feeling of repetition during longer play.

I would also be very interested in seeing the full QA report and screenshots.

Before I give permission for the report to be published on the Libert Family Studio website, could you please send me the complete report for review first?

Once I have reviewed the report and screenshots, I’ll be happy to let you know whether I’m comfortable with it being used as a portfolio example.

Thank you again for testing PANIC TOWER 48 so thoroughly.

Thanks again! I tested the new v0.18.1 build today.
I’ve sent my detailed playtest feedback to you privately via X/Twitter DM.
I hope it’s helpful, and thank you again for letting me try Dino Frontier RPG!

Reddit chat still isn't working on my account.
If you use X/Twitter, please send the private itch.io access link to me by DM there instead.
My X account is @sino1782013.
Thanks!

Thanks for the detailed feedback — this is extremely helpful.
Reddit DM is fine. If possible, please send me the private/restricted itch.io access link for Dino Frontier RPG there. I prefer to use itch.io rather than direct file attachments or external download links.

My Reddit username is: u/screenmateworks
Please feel free to send the private itch.io access link there.

Hi Lillefot, thank you! I’d be very happy to do a reciprocal playtest.

PANIC TOWER 48 can now be played directly in the browser, so no installation is required. I’d really appreciate your honest feedback on the controls, clarity, confusing parts, repetition, and whether you would want to play again.

After you’ve tested PANIC TOWER 48, please send me the private access link for Dino Frontier RPG. I’d be happy to play through the opening and give you feedback in return.

Thanks again — I’m looking forward to hearing what you think!

Inspired by large-scale disaster movies, PANIC TOWER 48 focuses on watching hundreds of people react dynamically while you try to guide them to safety.

Hello everyone!

I'm looking for a few people to playtest my game, PANIC TOWER 48.

It is a high-rise evacuation and crowd panic simulation where hundreds of people react to fire, smoke, damaged stairs, elevator failures, flooding, and changing escape routes.

You can actively manage the evacuation, or simply watch the disaster unfold in Observation Mode.

Current features:

- 8, 20 and 48 floor scenarios

- Fire and smoke propagation

- Elevator management

- Stair damage and blocked routes

- Fire barriers

- Flooding

- Rooftop evacuation

- Seed-based scenario variation

Platform:

Windows 10 / 11

Play time:

10–15 minutes for the first session.

I'm mainly looking for feedback on:

- Was it interesting to watch?

- Were the controls easy to understand?

- What was confusing?

- What became repetitive?

- Would you play it again?

Game page:

https://screenmateworks.itch.io/panic-tower-48

Thank you very much!

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.