Random DOS Game Show #680: Pacamaze (1995)

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United Kingdom Retro Gaming Discourse
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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qTFG-JV580


Game:
The Need for Speed (1994)
Duration: 6:39
159 views
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What happens when you cross Pac-Man, Doom, and a man who forgets the rules of the game? Find out in Pacamaze, a shareware first person maze shooter! Lawnie embarrassingly forgets that you have to collect all the dots on the ground, and instead wastes all his ammo on the respawning ghosts!



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