Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 is free until May 10

Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 you are now free to offer you something to do while you are busy at home. Bandai Namco, the publisher of the game, announced on Twitter on Friday morning that PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One players in the United States can get the game for free until May 10.

It was first released in 2016, Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 it is a sequential way of saying that Pac-Man Championship Edition

and Championship Edition DX. A standard hunting gameplay for a rotating Pac-Man pack. Instead of mixing as many dots and fruits as possible while hunting ghosts, these games transform Pac-Man into a ghost hunter. Boards become like puzzles as players are tasked with eliminating as many ghosts as possible and collecting high points by eating ghosts in quick succession.

According to Tanda's Bandai Namco, players can take over Pac-Man Championship Edition 2

either PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, or The smoke. However, it doesn't look like prices have changed for free on all platforms, or that may change soon.

Bandai Namco is not the only company that offers free games to players as an added incentive to stay indoors. Game markets such as GoG.com also offer games, Call of Duty: Modern Wars is having a free weekend, and the Epic Game Store has continued its weekly game coverage starting back in 2018.

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