It was later renamed Pac-Man and debuted in the U.S. On May 22, 1980, Namco Bandai Games released the game, which was originally called Puck Man, in Japan. This doodle is unlike any other Google doodle that has come before it because the Google Pacman logo is actually Google’s very first interactive doodle in the form of a Pacman game you can actually play. May 22 marks the 30 th anniversary of the game we all loved and played as kids, and to commemorate Pacman’s anniversary Google has created this one-of-a-kind Pacman Google Doodle. Doodles are known as the decorative changes that are made to the Google logo to celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists and scientists. But the task remains the same, you ride through the maze and collect small yellow particles.If you have gone to Google today, you have probably noticed that Google’s newest Doodle is a Pacman board.

Our main character has not changed color.

In addition, the labyrinth has become brighter, and the whole environment is not so gloomy. What could be changed there, do you think? Let's not languish, and immediately present you Pacman 3D, how do you like it? Yes, it is three-dimensional graphics that are waiting for us, and if we previously worried that our hero could be devoured by nasty creatures running very fast, now they are not so fast, which of course pleases. Of course, it's nice to remember how we tried to complete the mission of collecting yellow glowing balls, but it seemed the game had outlived its usefulness and is unlikely to ever return. Have fun!To be honest, we never thought that one of the very first games would return again, and return in such a performance. Use the map to see if there are ghosts around the corner, or where the remaining points and strength tablets are. Use the keys or WASD to control PackMan through the maze in the game PacMan 3D.

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