ZOO PANIC

Cartoon animals. Deadly levels. Total PANIC.
ZOO PANIC! is a 2D physics platformer where cute animals race through levels packed with springs, fans, bombs, lava and swinging ropes. Build your own maps in the in-game editor, share them with the world, and throw your friends into them to see who reaches the exit first.
Race up to 7 players
Hit the competitive queue solo or with your whole Steam party and get dropped into a room with other players. Everybody starts at the same time, everybody runs the same map, the first one to the exit wins.Only the level and other players itself is out to get you.
Build the level you wish existed
The editor is a game of its own. Stretch platforms, hang ropes and chains, place moving platforms, seesaws, teleports, cannons and bushes, then wire buttons to doors and fans. Hit TEST to play your map instantly, fix it, and test again. No loading screens, no external tools.
Play your map with friends right away
Finished a level? Invite friends from your Steam friends list and play it together in seconds. Build a fair race, a devious troll map or a cooperative puzzle. Your friends will remember the troll map.
Steam Workshop
Publish your levels to the Workshop, browse popular and new maps in-game, subscribe with one click and rate what you play. A great map can be built in ten minutes and played by thousands.
Key features
Fast physics platforming with squishy, bouncy character movement

Competitive online races for up to 7 players, solo or as a Steam party

Cooperative play on any level with your friends

Full in-game level editor with drag-and-drop objects, undo, copy-paste and instant testing

Steam Workshop: publish, browse, subscribe and rate community levels

A roster of cartoon animals with unlockable accessories

Springs, fans, bombs, ropes, chains, water, lava, teleports, moving platforms, seesaws, cannons and more

Progression and coins earned in races, spent only on cosmetics. No pay-to-win, ever

Official campaign levels to learn every trick before you face other players