Pac-Panic

Pac-Panic is a puzzle action game released in 1993 for the Philips CD-i, featuring characters and themes from the Pac-Man universe in a completely different style of gameplay. Instead of traditional maze chasing, the game focuses on clearing blocks and enemies using environmental interactions and strategy.

In this video, we play Pac-Panic using a brand new Philips CD-i core running on the MiSTer FPGA, showcasing how this unique and lesser-known title performs on modern FPGA hardware. This includes full gameplay and live commentary throughout, giving you a clear look at how the game plays today.

The Philips CD-i was known for its experimental library, and Pac-Panic stands out as one of the more unusual Pac-Man spin-offs ever released. If you're into retro gaming, obscure systems, or discovering hidden gems, this is one you don’t want to miss.

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