PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures 2 Review

By Kevin Schaller

So young, yet so old.

Y’know, I spent a lot of my childhood trying to convince people I knew that video games weren’t just for kids, or “just for (insert group here),” and now the biggest icon of the industry—the character that caused a fever—Pac-Man has been reverted to a series of kids platformers. They’re not bad platformers, but even…

  • Really looks sharp
  • Controls are clean and precise
  • Power-ups are well utilized
  • Quite easy. TOO easy.
  • Non-boss levels largely unfulfilling
  • Invisible walls in both confusing and unnecessary places
  • Shooting levels as intense as a turtle in molasses

7

Kevin Schaller
Kevin Schaller

I write a lot. Plenty of it for GameRevolution, sometimes on my own.

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