Ghost Maze

It was a lot of fun to learn the mechanics and playing something similar to Pac-Man in first person with a gun. My recommendation for new players would be to avoid using the slowdown time ability as it removes a lot of the challenge, especially when you've upgraded the duration of the slowdown.

Ghost Maze is a small first-person action adventure that combines maze exploration, simple shooting mechanics, collectible hunting, and a noticeable affection for old-school arcade design. Developed and published by Artur Rezende, the game does not attempt to compete with elaborate modern shooters. Instead, it delivers a compact experience centered on navigating a labyrinth, unlocking its sealed areas, defeating supernatural enemies, and eventually reaching the treasure hidden at the end. Its modest ambitions work in its favor, although the limited amount of content means it is best approached as a brief diversion rather than a substantial campaign. The adventure begins without immediately giving the player a weapon. Instead, yellow balls scattered throughout the maze must be collected until the required amount is reached. Only then does the firearm become available, changing the experience from straightforward exploration into a lightweight shooter. Ghosts become the primary targets, and eliminating them eventually leads to a humorous confrontation with a suspiciously familiar maze-dwelling character. The obvious arcade inspiration gives the game some personality and prevents its…

Pac-man with guns. What's not to love?

This game was a lot of fun, and I really enjoyed learning the mechanics! It’s like playing a first-person Pac-Man, but with a gun, which is a pretty unique twist. The gameplay is fast-paced, and there's a lot of strategy involved. However, my recommendation for new players would be to avoid using the slowdown time ability too much. While it can be tempting, it really removes a lot of the challenge, especially once you've upgraded the duration of the slowdown. The game becomes much more rewarding when you face the challenges head-on without relying on the slow down mechanic. Overall, if you like action-packed games with a bit of strategy, this one is definitely worth checking out!

it's what you see in the video, run around the maze, collect the dots avoid the ghosts, shoot them all with your shot gun then kill the massive pacman before he can kill you, repeat with the maze becoming bigger as I play. I treat it as a 5-10 time killer it's nothing to serious but for under a pound that's fine.

Game is beautiful. When I kill all ghosts and giant ones, a 10 seconds countdown begins, then level restarts. That´s it ? Just 1 arena, that I never get to fully explore ? I rake big scores but too little time. Sorry, not enough playtime or alternatives for me.