PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC

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Pros: -Levels are simple A-to-Bs like like bu they are well made with a good difficulty curve. -Pac-Man is pretty good to control with rev-roll to get some speed, a butt bounce for extra height and a small hover to get yourself out of a bad jump. Only complaint is that the safety hover should be the same button as the jump instead of the butt-bounce. -The bosses are good but the only time the gameplay changes is during two of them. One is a reference to Galaga which makes sense but the other is a race. I thought it was going to be an annoying roadblock but the driving isn't bad at all and the course isn't that hard to navigate. Good boss race. -There are mini maze levels you can find in the levels which are decent. They can get boring after a while but they are only about 1-2 minutes long. Neutral: -I haven't played the original Pac-Man World but I have seen the opening and I'm disappointed they didn't have the Pac-Family get kidnapped by the bosses. Instead it's just the classic four ghost. -There is some backtracking in this game. Not so much haven't to do levels again with new powers, but in the levels themselves. There's a key system using the fruit and the doors for each key is usual in the previous room. It's not the worst but the tedium can build up after a while. Cons: - The Rev-Roll is kind of broken. There are ramps you need to rev to get across but it feels like I undershoot my target more often then not. It's also not a helpful attack as you're more likely to get attack by an enemy and a butt-bounce is easier to use. -Got a black screen crash after the final boss so I had to fight him again for the achievement. 7/10

simple game, very cute and easy. for a remake, it was a good start. I played this after pacman world 2 repac, so I missed a few features, but nothing that made the game bad for me. however, the soundtrack is rather repetitive and it gets boring with time. the rev roll also doesn't work the way it should, at least on ramps. sometimes you go over the obstacle, sometimes you don't, and fall for your demise, losing a life for nothing. if that was deliberate so you lose a few lives before the bosses, that's very despicable

Enjoyable. However, I hate being forced into the slot mini game after every level. It disrupts the flow of the game for me as I just want to play the levels continuously.

An incredibly fun game with around 10 hours of content; easily enjoyable for any experienced or newcoming platformer fans alike! There are six worlds with four levels each--except for Ruins's three levels for some reason. The final level in each world consist of a boss battle with their own fun and, at times, lengthy combat or minigame. Levels last some minutes, have various checkpoints, and often require (at least for 100% completion) brief yet constant backtracking for collectables. Although levels are linear, they each provide branching paths and small areas to enable fun exploration! The game promotes a score mechanic for its levels, where actions such as collecting fruits, defeating enemies, and picking up pellet bits contribute to a final high score. While eventually needed for 100%, ramping up score is a fun incentive to replay or fully complete levels! In terms of movement, Pac-Man feels polished, responsive, and satisfying to control. Fluttering allows for cautious platforming when needed, yet can also lead to some exciting speedrun moments when combined with the quick-traveling rev-up roll! I just wished that Pac-Man kept the momentum gained during rev-up (although that could have been too busted). Returning back to the level design, there admittedly are some flawed elements. Obstacles and platform segments can occasionally feel inconsistently odd, such as revving up ramps or invisible wall placements. For example, sometimes revving some distance away from a ramp leads to lack of momentum to cross gaps, causing Pac-Man to fall down to his death. Other times, revving right near a ramp ends up being too close and disables Pac-Man from building up enough vertical mobility, failing to gain enough height. There are health refills and Pac Lives placed throughout each level to aid Pac-Man overcome challenges. However, usually, these are questionably placed to where it would likely lead to more trouble (taking damage, lose a life, or subtract some progress) than what is worth gaining. The Power Pellet and Maze segments are fun ideas for implementing some gameplay elements from the original arcade games. Though I will admit that the former will quickly feel barebones and unnecessary outside of high scores; eating the ghosts isn't all that thrilling. Meanwhile, the latter/Mazes are a bit slower-paced than preferred, especially due to the beautiful animations slowing down gameplay. Oh, but I must and will gladly touch furthermore on the beautiful visuals of this game, because the remaster is brimming with them! The models for every character are well-made, level environments leave the player in awing admiration for the world around them, and the cutscenes--either for the story or boss sequences--are captivating to watch. The graphics and animations are pleasurable without requiring the player to own the latest/expensive hardware to run the game well. For my first time playing a Pac-Man World game, I greatly enjoyed my short-lived journey with this entry. I felt hesitate to try the series out at first since I've heard some critically rough reviews for the original first game. Fortunately, thanks to the original's fun foundation and the remaster's polish, the turned out a joy to delight on! I look forward to trying out the remastered sequel and perhaps a potential remaster for the 3rd installment as well!

Pretty fun but get it cheap!

è senza alcun dubbio un buon remake di un bel gioco, ha le sue pecche ma comunque consigliato

非常令人失望的3D平台，沒什麼創意也沒有挑戰性，不斷在做重複的事而已，就算有一些特殊模式，也只是重複做更多事