But they’re cool nonetheless, with the usual nod towards pop culture, and our collection of Crossy Road tips and tricks will tell you just how to unlock these new hidden characters. That’s because the update introduces Pac-Man and the ghosts to the world of Crossy Road, and as you can see, that timing doesn’t seem to be an accident.Īs usual, the only changes with the new characters are cosmetic ones – they don’t have any special skills, strengths, or weaknesses. The latest update, as it seems, came at a very curious time, rolling out not too soon after Pac-Man 256 arrived. For example, one of the more recent updates allowed players to unlock Korean pop sensation PSY of “Gangnam Style” fame (or infamy), as well as a Crossy Dance game mode and leaderboard. Pac-Man™ ©BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc.Every now and then, Yodo1 Games will release a new update for the extremely popular mobile arcade game Crossy Road, typically containing a few new characters. Pinky can be unlocked by collecting the red cherry or by eating enough dots with Pac-Chicken. Blinky can be unlocked by getting 'ran-over' by Pac-Man. Pac-Chicken is available for free once the app is installed/updated.īlinky is the red ghost from Pac-Man. (Getting killed by this "police car" unlocks Blinky.) As with Pac-Man, the eagle is replaced with a rendition of the kill screen from the original Pac-Man game.
Also, it appears that when playing as this character, police cars are replaced with Pac-Man himself. There are white dots the player can collect, but unlike Pac-Man, these do not score any points. The edge's colour changes throughout the game. The terrain consists of black lands, obstacles with glowing edges and vehicles with a strange glow on their edges. It is wearing a yellow shirt with a black Pac-Man symbol on it.ĭuring game play, the Pac-Chicken travels through a unique Pac-Man terrain.
It resembles a female chicken with white feathers, a red comb, an orange bill, and orange feet. The Pac-Chicken looks like its regular counterpart, the Chicken.
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