pac maps
A free Pac-Man game — play it in your browser, no install. Pac-Man on the real streets of the world - a single-file HTML game on OpenStreetMap
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PAC-MAPS is Pac-Man on the real streets of the world. Search any place on Earth and its OpenStreetMap road network becomes the maze — dots along every street, power pellets in the corners, and the four classic ghosts hunting you through real intersections. All in a single HTML file: no build, no backend, no assets — just live map data and browser-synthesized sound.
▶ Pac-Man on Real Streets: I Built PAC-MAPS with Claude Fable 5
Pure client-side — no installation, no backend, no account. One self-contained HTML file you can host anywhere or open from disk.
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