Pac-Gal
GAME » on May 1982
ASCII-based Pac-Man clone for PCs


Overview

Pac-Gal is a simple ASCII-based Pac-Man clone that was written for PCs in 1982.<span>  </span>It is one of the earliest known PC-based Pac-Man clones.  You control the smiley face, and the objective is to "eat" all of the dots while avoiding the enemies.<span>  </span>The map contains ten flashing green dots, and eating one of them will allow you to eat the enemies (for a brief time).<span>  </span>You start the game with three lives, and you lose one life each time an enemy gets you.<span>  </span>If you eat an enemy, then you gain one life (to a maximum of three).<span>  </span>On the left and right sides of the level there is a warp tunnel that will warp you to the opposite side. Nothing is known about the author, Al J. Jiménez.  Pac-Gal, which was later re-released as "Pac-Girl," is his only known game.

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Name
Pac-Gal
Release Date
May 1982
Platform
PC (Platform)
Genre
Action (Genre)
Puzzle (Genre)
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