PANBAK

- Five ways to look. One picture to find.

PANBAK is a fast little card game about noticing things. Every card carries eight

pictures, and any two cards you put side by side share exactly one — no more, no

less. That one small rule turns into five different games.

A round takes about a minute. That's the whole idea.

- Five modes, five kinds of attention

- Stack Up — Find the picture your card shares with the center, and take it.

- Missing One — Four choices below, one card above. Which picture *isn't* there?

- Forbidden Picture — You get a secret forbidden picture. If the answer is that

  one, don't tap it — hit [Skip] instead. Easy to say. Hard to stop your finger.

- [Find Both] — Two center cards. Match each one, in any order, before someone

  else finishes the pair.

- [Odd One Out] — Four cards. Three of them share a picture. One doesn't. Find it.

They use the same deck, but they ask your eyes for completely different things —

scanning, ruling out, holding back, splitting your attention, comparing.

What's in it

-[Play alone] against a computer opponent — Easy, Normal, Hard.

- [Pass and play] on one device, 2 to 4 players.

- [Six mischief items] you can buy with coins you win: Spin, Fog, Ink, Dodge,

  Hint, Wild. Rotate a rival's card, splash ink on it, make their pictures dart

  away when they reach for them.

- [Four languages] — English, 한국어, 日本語, 中文. Every picture is named, so it

  doubles as a gentle vocabulary game.

- [No ads. No purchases. No account.] Coins are just for the item shop.

- Controls

Tap or click a picture. That's it. Keyboard works too — Tab to move, Enter to pick.

Built for phones first, so it plays fine in portrait on a small screen.

- A note

Online multiplayer is built but not switched on yet. This build is the solo and

same-device version — which is most of the game.

This is an early release and I'd genuinely like to know: was the Normal computer too hard? Which mode did you keep coming back to?

Comments are open.

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Made by [DOWHARA GAMES]