Get ready to chow down on this Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs review to find out if Pac-Man battle royal is for you.
Since 1980, Pac-Man was known for being a fun single-player maze game where you munch on edible dots whilst avoiding four colorful ghosts.
Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs is the latest addition to the Pac-Man catalogue that promises a fun multiplayer experience.
Team up with up to three friends and munch away whilst invading other player’s maps, in hopes of perhaps gobbling them up too!
In this ONE Esports Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs review, we take a look at the three key features the game has to offer: multiplayer, Pac-Man abilities, and hats.
So many cute hats.
Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs review: Eat or be eaten
Thrown into a multiplayer elimination match with other players, I was tasked to eat and survive both ghosts and other powered up players for this Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs review. Never in my life have I been afraid of being eaten by another Pac-Man until now.
We’re allowed to invade other players maps which was a really cool new feature. Whilst there, we can innocently munch away or turn to the dark side and attempt to knock them out with newly introduced abilities.
There was a slight learning curve trying to figure out what all the abilities do, but once I did the game became quite enjoyable as I zipped around eating and plotting how to indirectly eliminate my opponents.
You win the match if you’re the last Pac-Man standing.
Spicing up classic gameplay with a few modern twists
Retro gamers will be familiar with the Pac-Man gameplay loop, eat as much as you can without being caught.
This new Pac-Man offers fresh mechanics for old fans and newcomers alike. While the familiar maze remains, new abilities like ghost speed boosts added an extra layer of strategy and competition, making it fun to outsmart my foes whilst staying on your toes.
There were times where I felt like a glorified dot whilst playing for this Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs review, because some players were incredibly smart but hey, kudos to them. I just need to up my game.
We all know Pac-Man is adorable, but this snake onesie is to die for!
I never knew I wanted to put a snake onesie on Pac-Man until now.
Due to the nature of a multiplayer game, it’s totally understandable that cosmetic customization was added, and I love it.
From animal onesies to snorkeling masks, I loved changing things up between games especially if I was hit with inspiration after seeing another player’s abomination.
The change of scenery with the inclusion of map variations was also a welcome addition, do we plan for a snow day or hit the beach?
I had a fun time putting together this Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle Chomp Champs review, I’m hot or cold when it comes to PvP centric games but this one surprised me.
Sure, there are competitive elements for those of us who like winning, but I never felt the urgent need to win.
I was too busy having fun trying to eat my neighbors.
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