MyMan – text-mode videogame inspired by Namco’s Pac-Man

MyMan is an open source text-mode videogame inspired by Namco’s Pac-Man.

It is an unofficial and unlicensed clone of the original Pac-Man and Puckman games and of their sequels and imitators, and is not endorsed by Namco Bandai Games Inc., owners of the Pac-Man and Puckman registered trademarks and copyrights.

It produces plain-text and HTML screenshots which may give a reasonable approximation of how it will look in a text terminal.

Features include:

• Different sizes.
• “raw” backend – uses no external libraries.
• Various backends including AA-Lib, Allegro, LibGGO/LibGII, Twin.
• Variants available.

Website: myman.sourceforge.io
Support: SourceForge
Developer: Benjamin C. Wiley Sittler
License: MIT License

MyMan is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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