A contestant is eliminated in the Sweeper round as stage spotlights sweep across the TV studio.
In the forge

Prime Time Panic

Survive the show. Knocked out? Join the audience and fight back.

Genre
Game show party
Players
8–24 players
Session
12-minute shows
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Overview

The world of Prime Time Panic

In the forge: Full show and 11 mini-games playable in testing; paused while we finish our first launches

Broadcastia is a floating media city above the clouds, and its most-watched show is PRIME TIME PANIC!, filmed live in Studio K. Your host is Max Volume, a chrome robot in a sparkly gold tuxedo, and the prize is the Golden Remote.

Survive round after round of rapid-fire mini-games: trivia where you stand on the right answer, floors that flash red and drop away, dance breaks, quick-draw buzzers and a scramble for falling show-bucks. Each round knocks out more contestants until the last two face off in the Finale.

Getting knocked out doesn’t send you home. You drop through a padded trapdoor into the Studio Audience, where you throw confetti-cream pies, vote on sabotages that hit every contestant at once and call who survives. Before the late rounds, the audience can even vote one knocked-out contestant back in as the Wildcard.

How to play

Your first five minutes

Join the lineup

Contestants line up on podiums in Studio K while Max Volume introduces the show.

Survive the rounds

Each round is a new mini-game with a one-line rule. Finish in the top spots to stay in the show.

Become the audience

Knocked out? Throw splat pies, vote on sabotages and call who survives to earn Fan Points.

Win the Golden Remote

The last two face off in a best-of-three Finale: a buzzer question, an obstacle sprint and a button race.

Features

Why you’ll love it

11 mini-games and counting

Buzzer Brawl, True or Splat, Hot Floor, Falling Props, Sweeper, Prime Time Dash, Color Code, Dance Break, Quick Draw, Catch the Cash and Hot Mic.

The audience fights back

Splat pies, sabotage votes like Fog and Lights Out, and Call It predictions keep knocked-out players in the action.

Wildcard comeback

Before the late rounds, the audience votes one knocked-out contestant back into the show.

Trivia without typing

Answers are pads you stand on, so every trivia round works without chat or a keyboard.

The Golden Remote

A three-stage Finale ends with a rising stage, confetti cannons and a trophy for the winner.

Characters

Meet the cast

Host

Max Volume

A chrome robot in a sparkly gold tuxedo with a golden microphone and a line for every moment.

Announcer

Dolly Decibel

Booms from the giant LED wall: “It’s PRIME… TIIIME!”

Camera drone

Cammy

A little flying camera with an oversized lens that zooms in for every dramatic close-up.

FAQ

Good questions

When can I play?

Prime Time Panic is partly built and paused while we launch our first games. The full show and 11 mini-games already run in testing.

How many players?

Shows are built for 8 to 24 contestants. When a show is a little short, bot Extras fill in.

What happens when I’m knocked out?

That’s when the fun starts. The audience throws pies, votes on sabotages and calls the winner. Splats only cover the edge of the screen, and there’s a No Splats setting.

Is it free?

It will be free to play on Roblox, with optional cosmetic purchases.

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