Pedals in Panic is a small physics-based bike game developed by a solo developer. You ride a bicycle across procedurally generated platforms filled with ramps, slopes, gaps, turns, obstacles, traps, and unpredictable sections. The controls are simple, but mastering them is the real challenge. Press A to pedal with the left leg and D to pedal with the right leg. You need to alternate both pedals to build speed and keep control. Steering is handled with mouse movement, and jumping can help you clear gaps, escape danger, or recover from bad landings. The goal is simple: keep moving forward, survive the platforms, and try not to fall. This is not a huge open-world game or a large AAA project. Pedals in Panic is a focused indie game built around funny physics, difficult movement, procedural platforms, and retry-based gameplay. Every run can feel different, and every mistake can send you back into chaos. If you enjoy games where the controls are part of the challenge, where failure is funny, and where small mistakes can create ridiculous moments, this game is for you. Key Features Physics-based bicycle gameplay Procedurally generated platforms A = left pedal D = right pedal Alternate both pedals to move forward Mouse-based steering Spacebar jump Ramps, slopes, gaps, turns, traps, and obstacles Challenging movement system Funny crash and failure moments Small indie game made by one developer Designed for short, chaotic retry-based gameplay
