
The much-awaited sequel to Pac-Man Championship Edition! Featuring eye-popping 3D graphics and funky visuals! New modes include Score Attack and an Adventure mode!


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I wanted to like this game. It's PAC-MAN, with the same amazing graphics that made the first Championship Edition a great game, and with giant ghosts! What could be better? Unfortunately, too much of the game play mechanics have changed. Bonuses that you need to advance in the level can now run away from you. Ghosts no longer instant-kill, but you bounce off them until they become aggressive. Ghosts don't form a single train, but multiple trains, and in order to eat them after eating a power pellet, you need to attack them from the front of the train, otherwise you bounce off. All in all, it didn't just make the game more difficult, it made it a clunky experience that just isn't as fun as the first.
These are crude early impressions from someone who is in the top 100 on the leaderboards (or at least, top 300 if we include hackers) for both Pac Man DX and Champ 2: - The game starts with an unnecessary six minute tutorial. After this, you unlock Score attack, where you unlock more levels as you play. There's a lot of unlocking in this game, but I think anyone with moderate stint of skill should be able to unlock mostly everything in no time. - Championship 2 has the same fundamentals as the other games (eat dots, ghost trains, power pellets) but its otherwise entirely different. Eating dots fills up a gauge that, when filled will allow you to eat a fruit at the center of the screen to refresh the board. This means you don't have to eat every single dot to to get the fruit like in DX. Ghosts no longer immediately kill you on impact. Instead you bump off them a few times before they t
I personally think the negative reviews for this game are far too harsh. Yes, it does have large differences from its predecessor, but that isn't automatically a bad thing. It's still a very fun score attack game with a lot of interesting mechanics and modes; albeit Adventure mode's startlingly high difficulty spike in World 6. Definitely worth playing if you're interested.
To start off the review, I'm going to say that if you haven't played the original Pac-Man Championship Edition DX +, you should not even consider this game until you've bought and played that game. It is a modern classic, and I find it hard to imagine anybody would enjoy this game more than the original. If you don't like the original, it’s unlikely you'll enjoy this game. Unfortunately, even if you love the first in the series, there's a chance this game will disappoint you. The basic premise of the game is similar to the original 80's Pac-Man: Eat everything you can while avoiding ghosts (until you gain the ability to eat them too). Championship Edition DX adds a fast-paced, electro-music, puzzle-game type of twist to the old formula. This game comes with 2 basic modes: Score Attack and Adventure Mode. There's also a Tutorial Mode to introduce basic game concepts. Score Attack has 1
Unfortunately this feels like a downgrade from the superior Championship Edition DX. This version trades simplicity with clutter and many levels feel like they have a single "correct" solution instead of individual strategies. It isn't awful, but it is disappointing.
EDIT 2: Potential fix for the infinite loading bug: https://steamcommunity.com/app/441380/discussions/0/2263565217510595859/ EDIT: Those who are leaving negative reviews because of the mandatory tutorials, YOU HAVE TO PLAY THE MANDATORY TUTORIALS. Otherwise you'd end up being more confused if you dive straight in without knowing all the mechanics behind this game. Please give this a fair chance regardless of platform. This is one of my main games that I speedrun, and there's a lot of replayability. ORIGINAL BELOW: Whether or not this game is a direct successor to Championship Edition DX+ is up for debate; this is still one heck of a game to not pass up. More ghost trains, Adventure Mode, Boss Battles, and 2 new courses make this game very enjoyable to pass the time. Pac-Man soaring into the air upon chomping the largest ghost train is just as satisfying as before. The soundtrack is
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