The Panic Table identity and title sequence

The Panic Table is a dynamic tabletop roleplaying game show produced by Failure Island, a NYC-based creative agency and production company. The futuristic branding is anchored by a space-age wordmark and symbol, designed by Natalie Saldivar, using a modified version of Nguyen Gobber’s expressive and geometric Monopol. Supporting text is rendered in the science fiction-inspired Zen Dots by Yoshimichi Ohira and Space Grotesk by Florian Karsten, with the show’s theme, “Unaccompanied Miners,” styled in Game of Squids by Darrell Flood.

The Panic Table is New York City’s most electrifying blend of comedy, sci-fi, and horror, presented as a dynamic tabletop roleplaying game show. Featuring five talented actors, each episode immerses viewers in kooky, spooky, edge-of-your-seat storytelling and spontaneous humour. In its first season, The Panic Table explores the tense, cosmic depths of Mothership, a sci-fi horror RPG that challenges the cast to survive in an unforgiving universe filled with danger and mystery. It’s a must-watch for fans of tabletop games and gripping, genre-blurring entertainment.

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