Okay, so Pac-in-Time on SNES is basically Pac-Man with a weird little time travel gimmick—and honestly? It works. You start off in medieval castles dodging ghosts in armor, then suddenly you're in ancient Egypt with pyramids as mazes. The graphics have that chunky, colorful SNES charm, and the music’s got this weirdly catchy medieval vibe going on.

At first, it feels like classic Pac-Man—grab pellets, avoid ghosts—but then you realize you can pick up power-ups like boots to run faster or hammers to smash obstacles. The time travel thing isn’t just cosmetic; some levels actually change how you move or what tricks the ghosts pull. I remember getting stuck in the Wild West level forever because those cowboy ghosts kept cornering me near the saloon.

It’s not the hardest game out there, but it’s got enough surprises to keep you munching pellets way longer than you planned. If you dig retro stuff with a twist, this one’s a solid pick.