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Panel Action Bingo

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Control a bird to claim numbered panels in sequence on a grid, racing an AI cat to form lines and win rounds.

Panel Action Bingo was released for the Game Boy in 1993 by FCI; no earlier version of this game exists on any platform.


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Released
1993
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
28.98 KB
Rating
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About Panel Action Bingo

Panel Action Bingo is a competitive grid based game where a player controlled bird faces an AI cat. The objective is to form a complete line on a 5x5 board by claiming numbered panels in sequential order, starting from 1. Victory in a round is achieved by completing a diagonal, horizontal, or vertical line; if no line is formed, the winner is the competitor who occupies the most individual spaces.

Movement is required to claim panels, and boards introduce hazards like immovable barriers or instant loss black holes. The structure consists of 60 levels, each with three primary rounds followed by a non punitive bonus round for scoring. After 30 levels, the sequential numbering reverses from ascending to descending. An alternative alphabet mode omits specific letters depending on the stage.

Several optional rules can modify play, such as making the board slippery, teleporting players who remain idle to prevent camping, or concealing tile numbers. The game supports both single player against the AI and a two player human versus human mode.

Panel Action Bingo Screenshots

8 images
Title screen
Go Bingo!
When the cat is around, the bird will fall
Dead last
Try some alphabet blocks
Double bingo!
Count your scores
New obstacles to come