Baby Pacman

Baby Pacman was one of those odd little games you'd find during the Flash era, a time when simple browser games were everywhere. It was a reinterpretation of the arcade maze chase, but it felt distinctly homemade, like something a fan put together to share online. You didn't need to download anything; you just clicked and played.

You control a small, yellow Pac-Man character through a series of mazes, using your mouse to guide it. The main goal is to eat all the dots while avoiding the ghosts that patrol the corridors. Sometimes you collect power pellets to turn the tables and chase the ghosts instead. The game moves at a steady clip, and the mazes get progressively more crowded, making navigation tricky. It feels like a quick, familiar puzzle where your attention is constantly divided between planning a route and reacting to threats.