Pac-Man

Pac-Man
Map maker(s)	Gamemode One
Price	1,340 Minecoins
Release date	May 18, 2020
Tags	Ghost; Classic; Addictive; Destruction;
Genre(s)	Minigame; Arcade;
Players	Single player, Multiplayer (1-4)
Website page	PAC-MAN in Minecraft Marketplace
Article	"Happy 40th birthday, PAC-MAN!" – Minecraft.net.

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Pac-Man is a Marketplace map developed by Gamemode One that crosses over with the popular Pac-Man video game franchise, featuring many characters from across its history.

Arcade Machine

The Arcade Machine is the primary focus of the world, being an adaptation of a traditional Pac-Man game. In order to start a game, the player will need to interact with a literal arcade machine, cycling through the selection of mazes by hitting and using to select it.

Mazes

Name	Image	Description	Unlocked
Tutorial	File:Tutorial Maze screen.png	The classic, commonplace map first introduced in the original Pac-Man, where players can experiment with the mechanics and learn the ropes without risk of dying.	Open by default.
Maze 1	File:Maze 1 screen.png	The same as the tutorial maze, however with finite lives.	Unlocked after beating the tutorial.
Maze 2	File:Maze 2 screen.png
Maze 3	File:Maze 3 screen.png
Maze 4	File:Maze 4 screen.png
Maze 5	File:Maze 5 screen.png
Maze 6	File:Maze 6 screen.png
Maze 7	File:Maze 7 screen.png
Maze 8	File:Maze 8 screen.png
Maze 9	File:Maze 9 screen.png
Maze 10	File:Maze 10 screen.png

Ghosts

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Blinky	File:Blinky render.png
Pinky	File:Pinky render.png
Inky	File:Inky render.png
Clyde	File:Clyde render.png
Creepy	File:Creepy render.png	Creepy will generate periodically^{[needs testing]} and will explode when in close proximity to the player, destroying walls.	Original ghost unique to this map, based off of a creeper.

Items

PAC-AXE
- Allows the player to break blocks, including walls and Pacores.

Hub Area

Experience Energizer Extractor

Name	Image	Function	Unlocked
Power Pellet	File:Power Pellet render.png	Turns the ghosts blue, causing them to flee and become edible to Pac-Man	Available by default
Flash Freeze	File:Flash Freeze render.png		1,000 points
Sizzling Storm	File:Sizzling Storm render.png		5,000 points
Terrifying TNT	File:Terrifying TNT render.png		10,000 points
Taming Touch	File:Taming Touch render.png		50,000 points
Burning Beam	File:Burning Beam render.png		100,000 points
Fruity Fortune	File:Fruity Fortune render.png		500,000 points
Mining Madness	File:Mining Madness render.png		1,000,000 points

Maze Editor

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Pac-Man Picker

As opposed to having conventional skins usable outside of the map, the player must unlock several skins by exploring the map. In turn, the player can only use those skins hardcoded into the map, and can select using the Pac-Man Picker.

Name	Image	Unlocked	Notes
Pac-Man	File:Pac-Man skin render.png	Available by default	Based off of his depiction commonly associated with the 1999 3D platforming game Pac-Man World.
Miru	File:Miru skin render.png	Available by default	First appeared in the 1983 arcade game Pac & Pal, never officially localized outside of Japan.
Pac-Baby	File:Pac-Baby skin render.png	First gate to the left	First appeared in the 1982 arcade video-game/pinball hybrid game Baby Pac-Man.
Pac Jr.	File:Pac Jr. skin render.png	Second gate to the left	First appeared in the 1983 arcade game Jr. Pac-Man.
Professor Pac-Man	File:Professor Pac skin render.png	Left gate on the back of the maze	First appeared in the 1983 arcade quiz game Professor Pac-Man, going on to become a major supporting character in the franchise.
Mr. Cookie	File:Mr. Cookie skin render.png	Right gate on the back of the maze	First appeared in the 2010 party game Pac-Man Party.
Pac-Ranger	File:Pac Jr. skin render.png	Second gate to the right	Minor character appearing in the 2002 3D platformer game Pac-Man World 2.
Super Pac-Man	File:Super Pac-Man skin render.png	First gate to the right	Form of Pac-Man first appearing in the 1982 arcade game Super Pac-Man.

Pac-Man World

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Quotes

External

The legendary arcade classic PAC-MAN comes to Minecraft! WAKA-WAKA your way through a-mazeing 3D maze madness! Compete with friends for high scores on 10 challenging stages or build your own in the maze editor. Score big points to unlock new power-ups, like the Laser or TNT. Just make sure to watch out for Inky, Pinky, Blinky, Clyde and... CREEPY?!

— Marketplace description

Internal

Toasts

The Experience Energizer Extractor keeps track of all the points collected! When a target is hit, a new Energizer is unlocked, which can also be equipped here!

— Experience Energizer Extractor

Welcome to PAC-MAN WORLD! Find keys in-game to unlock different parts of the world, and discover some crazy characters.

— PAC-MAN WORLD

History

Bedrock Edition
May 18, 2020							Pac-Man is released on the Marketplace.
August 13, 2021							Fixed a bug that enabled creative mode upon creating the world.
							Fixed Pac-Man not appearing on the maze roof map.
							Fruits can no longer appear invisible.
June 29, 2024							Pac-Man is announced to be coming to Marketplace Pass, through Minecraft Monthly.
July 2, 2024							Pac-Man is released on Marketplace Pass.

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Trivia

Due to ongoing legal troubles concerning the character, Ms. Pac-Man was barred from appearing in the map.^[1]^[2]
Years following the release of the map, Minecraft and Pac-Man would indirectly collaborate again, appearing as DLC in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.^[3]