Pac-Man 3D

At a glance

Pac-Man 3D turns the pellet maze into a raised, angled board you play in the browser. Steer the yellow character through corridors, collect pellets and avoid ghosts. The familiar rules make it a short arcade diversion, while the perspective gives the maze a different visual feel.

Good fit

Try it if you want immediate keyboard play rather than setup or an account. The score, remaining pellets and lives give clear feedback: a short corridor run raised the score to 40 and reduced pellets from 106 to 102, with three lives remaining.

Consider something else when

You are looking for an official arcade release, a documented competitive ladder or an assessment of faithful ghost behaviour. The page presents a browser game, and its start screen does not establish those properties. The angled board is also a different viewing experience from a flat arcade maze.

Start here

Select Start Game, then use Arrow Keys or WASD to move through an open corridor. P pauses, M toggles sound and F requests fullscreen. If a direction does nothing, check for a wall; at the starting position, moving down collected pellets whereas the first rightward attempt did not.

Cost and requirements

The hosted game starts without a payment, account or separate installation. Its published controls assume a keyboard. You can mute it before playing; the trial confirmed Sound: OFF and Mode: PAUSED in the status bar.

Limits to know

The short trial establishes movement, pellet scoring, mute and pause, not a complete level, power-up behaviour, long-session reliability or mobile controls. Gameplay counters are visible, but persistent scores and save behaviour are not explained on the start screen.

Related work

• 12 Puzzle: a slower browser puzzle if you prefer deliberate moves to ghost avoidance (alternative)