Pac-Man - Classic Arcade Game for ZX Spectrum

Pac-Man is a French arcade game developed by DJL Software Ltd and published by Atarisoft in 1984. It is a maze game in which players control a character called Pac-Man, who must navigate through a maze, eating dots and avoiding ghosts. The game is playable on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16K/48K and supports various joystick interfaces. Pac-Man starts with three lives and can earn extra lives by reaching certain point thresholds. Bonus fruits appear sporadically, providing additional points. The game features flashing power pills that, when eaten, turn the ghosts blue and allow Pac-Man to catch them for extra points. As the game progresses, the ghosts become faster and it becomes more challenging to eat all the dots without being caught. Pac-Man can also use escape tunnels to move from one side of the screen to the other, while the ghosts are slowed down in these tunnels.