Shadow Labyrinth - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

It’s best enjoyed as a rare act of reinterpretation, flawed as it is, in a medium that’s so tightly wound about brand guidelines nowadays. In that way, it’s truer to the series’ ’80s roots than any nostalgia-focused Pac-Man game in the past few decades, a gonzo game destined to be remembered as a piece of weird video game trivia. There’s no shame in that if it winds up being its ultimate legacy. It’s better to be memorable than boring, and Shadow Labyrinth certainly isn’t the latter.