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A free Pac-Man game — play it in your browser, no install. A Canvas Implementation of the original Pacman with Mobile support
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A Canvas Implementation of the original Pacman with Mobile support
Ghosts with waypoint movement (fully random currently). Collision detection with pacman (ghosts, fruits, pacs). Pacman able to eat ghosts after noming an ultra Pac. New life every 10,000 points. Input-agnostic movement mechanics for all units (so all AI/pacman, doesn't matter what input you control it with, it's states that get evaluated). Full Rendering of all components (everything procedural, including animations) as well as all drawings based on calculations of available size - so full scaling is in place.
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