Pac-Man isn’t just another retro game—it’s the game that defined arcade culture. This crazy little yellow guy, who was born in Japan in 1980 (they called him Puckman then), has been avoiding danger and eating ghosts for more than 40 years, and yes, it still slaps. This is adrenaline in pixel form. Get in. Eat fast. Don’t get caught.
Pac-Man is all about navigating a maze, eating every dot while staying alive. Here’s what you need to know:
Use arrow keys to move Pac-Man in four directions.
Eat all the pellets to finish the level.
Power pellets give you temporary ghost-chomping powers.
Avoid ghosts—or eat them when powered up!
Each ghost has a unique personality:
Blinky (Red): Chases you aggressively.
Pinky (Pink): Tries to ambush you.
Inky (Blue): Uses complex targeting based on your position.
Clyde (Orange): Randomly switches between chasing and retreating.
Knowing their patterns is the key to survival. Play smart, time those power pellets, and keep your cool—Pac-Man rewards skill and strategy in equal measure.
