Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 Critic Reviews

This is another classic end-of-an-era title, the sort of thing that would have surfaced with regularity during the dying days of the PlayStation 2, albeit with a wildly inferior focus on quality control. Instead, Namco Bandai have produced another solid title that is an ideal distraction for the younger gamer, yet not insulting enough for an old timer to switch off and escape into for a few hours.

Pac-Man as a platform game is a nice idea, however the title could have been much better. Levels are real empty and it's all too simple. But kids will love it, no doubt about that.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a good game for all the family that improve pretty much every aspect from the previous chapter.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a simple, nice platformer for all the young gamers out there.

Pac strikes again with a notable sequel that bests its predecessor in various ways. Who said second parts were never good?

It is a very easy and simple game, but it is aimed at a young audience that will definitely enjoy it. One of those games that will be in many letters to Santa Claus.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a simple game, but it’s a fine experience if you’re a fan of the franchise.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a tie-in, nothing more, nothing less. And, like most of this kind of games, it falls short of its objectives turning itself into a boring and extremely simplistic experience.

The result is that this latest offering is perfectly serviceable but more than a little bland.

PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a simple experience that is designed for younger gamers, and more specifically fans of the TV show. Anyone who is looking for a throwback to older platforming titles will find a bit of it here, but will quickly realize just how low the bar was set on developing something that could have been more than a decent kids game.

Pac-Man needs to go back to his maze-running roots if he is to have a chance of starring in a decent game again, because efforts like this come across like a fading actor phoning it in on an awful movie for the sake of another paycheque.