Pac Game

Mazes, ghosts, and an insatiable hunger for dots — Pac Game captures everything that made the original arcade classic so compulsively replayable. The layout shifts with each stage, and the ghosts aren't just wandering aimlessly; they have patterns worth learning if you want to survive long enough to clear the board.

Power pellets flip the dynamic completely. That brief window where the hunters become the hunted is genuinely satisfying — timing it well feels like a small victory on its own.

There's a particular tension that builds when you're chasing the last few dots with two ghosts closing in from opposite sides. No dramatic music cue needed. The geometry of the maze does the work. Pac Game doesn't reinvent anything, and it doesn't need to — it just delivers that tight, focused pressure that made people pump quarters into cabinets for years.