Supersocial has teamed up with Bandai Namco Entertainment America on Pac-Man Simulator.

Supersocial and Bandai Namco launch Pac-Man Simulator on Roblox

Supersocial, which makes branded games for new platforms, and Bandai Namco Entertainment America announced Pac-Man Simulator is coming to Roblox.

Bandai Namco is the global publisher and developer of classic franchise Pac-Man. Pac-Man Simulator adapts the revered intellectual property for the first time on Roblox, the global immersive platform with more than 77.7 million daily active users.

Supersocial and Bandai Namco plan to expand on the core experience launched today with new content and features in the coming months.

“We are thrilled to collaborate with Bandai Namco to bring the iconic Pac-Man franchise to Roblox. This endeavor is about celebrating the ubiquity and accessibility of to champion connections across generations,” said Yon Raz-Fridman, CEO of Supersocial, in a statement. “The experience serves as a conduit for parents, who often played in arcades, to join their families in the immersive world of Roblox. For more than four decades, has been at the forefront of the gaming industry and we are honored to be a part of its continued legacy.”

Pac-Man Simulator is a reimagination of the original video game. The experience puts Roblox users in a dynamic world where they cultivate a team in a simulator where they must consume fortifying dots, collect diverse Pac-Man skins, and challenge Ghosts to unlock new areas and exclusive rewards.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Supersocial to debut Pac-Man on Roblox, bringing an enduring video game icon who crosses cultural and generational boundaries to an immersive platform that reaches people of all types around the world,” said Karim Farghaly, senior vice president of corporate development at Bandai Namco Entertainment America, in a statement. “With our continued focus on cultivating community and building fan connections, Pac-Man Simulator offers an interactive gaming experience where players new and old can come together and immerse themselves into the world of Pac-Man.”

Dean Takahashi

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