Coding a Python Pac-Man-style game is a great way to learn more about Python programming and Pygame Zero.
In the first part of our Pac-Man-style tutorial, we created a maze for our player to move around, and restricted movement to just the corridors. We provided some dots to eat and some ghosts to avoid. In this part we are going to give the ghosts some more brains so that they are a bit more challenging to the player. We will also add the bonus power-ups which turn the ghosts into tasty edibles, give Pac-Man some extra levels to explore and some extra lives. So far in this series we have not dealt with music, so we will have a go at putting some music and sound effects into the game.
The code is in this tutorial explains how the game works. Make sure you download the code from GitHub and use this … // Read more: original article.

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