A new game studio, Panic Stations, has been formed by some of the original developers of Fall Guys. They plan to focus on making cooperative multiplayer games, hoping to release several games each year.
The new studio includes experienced developers who previously worked on Fall Guys, including Dan Hoang, Joe Walsh, Oliver Hindle, Steve Taylor, and Paul Croft – a co-founder of Mediatonic.
And in case you’re wondering, Mediatonic is the same studio behind the hit game, Fall Guys.
They’re combining their skills in making fun, inclusive, and collaborative multiplayer games to create new experiences where players can enjoy laughing, working together, and even failing in amusing ways.
The team told GamesIndustry.biz they’re aiming to create games that are instantly fun and help people connect with each other.
Joe Walsh, the design director at Panic Station, said their aim is to create the most fun and ridiculous games they can imagine.
Fall Guys quickly became popular because it was visually colorful, easy to play, and featured chaotic, physics-driven challenges. The game combined fun, lighthearted moments with the excitement of competition, making it a unique choice among online multiplayer games.
Panic Stations is building on its current approach by finding fresh ways for players to connect and work together.
The team is working to build games that are not only fun, but also help people connect with each other.
A Studio Comprising a Veteran Team With Proven Chemistry
The studio team has a strong background, having previously collaborated at Mediatonic where they played a key role in the creation and ongoing support of Fall Guys over several seasons.
Because the members of Panic Stations know each other’s talents so well, the band has a solid base to build on.
The team is growing and adding new members to various positions, which shows that work on their first project is progressing well.
While we don’t have many specifics yet, initial reports indicate the game will follow the group’s pattern of creating experiences that are enjoyable even when you make mistakes, and are best played with others.
With development underway on their debut game, Panic Stations is definitely one to watch for fans of Fall Guys and anyone who enjoys playing games with friends.
Panic Stations is working on its first game, and though details are still under wraps, they’ve said it will be a fun, chaotic experience that relies on players working together and communicating well.
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2025-10-30 23:06