Depending if Pac-Man had or had not saved all his friends, two different ending sequences will play (see below).The change makes it similar to that of the Game Boy Advance version of Pac-Man World, which featured a similar change.Saving all the members of the Pac-Man family is no longer required, whereas it was mandatory to rescue them in the original game.A finishing sequence has also been added. Toc-Man's boss fight has been fully altered Toc-Man has several new phases which consist of him using both the Metal Dots and Power Pellets to power up.Pac-Man must now find a Metal Dot and rev-roll across a hot pipe to damage the Krome Keeper. The Krome Keeper boss fight has been fully altered, bearing greater resemblance to an earlier version of concept art for the boss fight.There is also a progress bar at the top, which the original did not have. The Clown Prix race now takes place in first-person, as opposed to third-person in the original.King Galaxian now attacks using its tail, with the tail having its own health meter.The platforms begin to crumble as Anubis Rex takes damage. The Anubis Rex (referred as Anubis) boss fight now has its platforms connected to the main ground, making it easier to dodge attacks.Various bosses now have newly added "pinch modes", most notably HMS Windbag and Toc-Man.Windbag, Anubis Rex (referred as Anubis), and King Galaxian now have health bars present during their respective fights.Medals, which are spread throughout levels are now used to spin the Slot Machine, as opposed to obtaining three fruit of the same kind in a level.The Goal Token at the end of every level is now placed inside a Toc-Man statue, which can be destroyed using all of Pac-Man's attacks.The amount of Pac-Dots needed to perform the Super Pellet Blast has been reduced from 10 to 5.Metal variants of enemies are introduced in the game, which can only be defeated by using the Metal Dot.The Steel Ball Power Up (now renamed as the Metal Dot) now respawns after it is used.
Various stage layouts have been altered.In the original game, the player would need to swim both upward and downward while downward movement in Re-Pac is effectively automatic. Pac-Man controls differently while swimming he automatically sinks into the water, and the player can press the button to move him upward.While in this form, in addition to being able to eat ghosts, Pac-Man can destroy stage objects, and temporary platforms appear to help Mega Pac-Man cross large gaps. Eating a Power Pellet transforms Pac-Man into Mega Pac-Man, which depicts him in a giant version of his spherical wedge form (similar to his design in Pac-Mania).Pac-Man gains a Hover Jump ability (which previously appeared in the Nintendo 3DS version of Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures) that lets him hover in the air for 2 seconds (20 seconds in Easy Mode), making it easier to jump over lengthy gaps.The player will be reminded to play on Easy Mode if they lose a certain amount of lives in a single level. The Easy Mode can be toggled through the Pause menu.
An Easy Mode is introduced, which adds more platforms known as "Easy Blocks" to specific areas, making it easier to progress as well as Pac-Man's hover jump ability being extended to 20 seconds in length.With the change, approaching a gate now shows the player's progress on each level: the high score, keys collected, mazes completed, family members rescued and PACMAN letters collected.Episodes on Ghost Island are now accessed by approaching it's stage entry gate and confirming, as opposed to simply touching it.Fruits are automatically kept after entering the fruit door that represents each fruit.Additionally, Pac-Man can now move slowly when the left Control Stick is tilted slightly. Pac-Man can now walk in all directions, as opposed to the original's 8 directions with the left Control Stick.Re-Pac features completely redone visuals as well as quality-of-life alterations.Ĭhanges from the original Pac-Man World Gameplay differences
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Pac-Man World Re-Pac is a full recreation of the original Pac-Man World.
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