Pac-Man Museum+

Pac-Man Museum+ is the second compilation of cult arcade games starring the titular Pac-Man. Bandai Namco Entertainment company is behind the production.

Mechanics

Fourteen productions are included in Pac-Man Museum+: both a number of games known from the first Pac-Man Museum (released in 2013) and a handful of titles absent there. The games in question are: Pac-Man, Super Pac-Man, Pac & Pal, Pac-Land, Pac-Mania, Pac-Attack, Pac-in-Time, Pac-Man Arrangement (arcade machine version), Pac-Man Arrangement (console version), Pac-Man Championship Edition, Pac Motos, Pac 'n Roll Remix, Pac-Man Battle Royale (in which players compete against each other on a battle royale basis), and Pac-Man 256, which is the newest addition to the set.

Although the individual productions differ from each other in various nuances, the gameplay in most of them is based on the same pillars. During the game, we play as the title creature, which travels through mazes and eats balls scattered around. Not wanting to end the game prematurely, we have to avoid the ghosts hunting us... unless you have just eaten one of the special balls, which for a limited time allow you to devour the frightened ghosts. The exceptions are: platform games Pac-Land and Pac-in-Time, puzzle game Pac-Attack and arcade spin-off called Pac Motos (where our task is to knock down all enemies).

The nostalgic journey through the brand's history is made even more attractive by the game's menu, in the form of a hub modeled on arcade arcades. Its appearance can be adjusted to individual preferences. The title offers a system of missions and the coins earned for completing them can be spent on buying various decorations and souvenirs as well as on unlocking new tasks.

Game modes

Pac-Man Museum+ allows you to play alone or in multiplayer mode.

Technical issues

Individual productions included in Pac-Man Museum+ are diverse in terms of audiovisual layer. We can find here both games taken straight from the eight-bit era (led by the original Pac-Man) and much more modern titles with three-dimensional graphics (such as Pac 'n Roll Remix).