Guide PAC-MAN with three new control modes. Dodge pesky ghosts by tilting or rotating your iPhone in Accelerometer Mode. Navigate through the mazes by touching the onscreen Directional Pad in D-Pad Mode. Chomp on dots with the swipe of a finger in Swipe Mode.
Munch fruits and other items for big points! Gobble blinking Power Pellets to weaken the ghosts temporarily and eat them up before they change back. Avoid Blinky, the leader of the ghosts, and his fellow ghosts Pinky, Inky and Clyde, or you will lose a life. Get an extra life when you reach 10,000 points!

In the full version of Pac-Man, you enjoy various color schemes and difficulty levels as you advance to the next levels. It seems that all of the original features of the arcade game are present in this version, but, honestly, I can’t remember 1985 too perfectly.
Critics say the only downfall to this gaming experience is the method for controlling the Pac-Man. I say, it’s an iPhone. If you are so critical that you need the exact gaming experience as 1985, go buy yourself a vintage machine for $3000.

The D-pad is the default control method when you boot the game, and I think that is where folks get mixed up. Because they can’t feel the buttons, and they take their eyes off the d-pad, they miss important turns and lose the game. Sure it would be sweet to have a joystick, but this is an iPhone, right?
Graphics Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Usability Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Originality Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Functionality Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars