a small circle stencil or other round object (approx 1cm or 1inch wide) to mark the eye pupils.an egg cup or small glass, like a sherry/highball glass (to mark the eye shapes).a side plate (to mark the top of the ghost shape and the PacMan).A5 black paper or round black stickers (about 1cm or 1/2 inch wide) – or a black marker but I think cutouts looked nice.A4 neon / fluorescent coloured card: 2 x yellow, 2 x pink, 2 x orange, 2 x blue/green.This can be almost as fun to watch as it is to play! Supplies for making a life-size, human glow in the dark PacMan game: We found for younger kids in a living room situation, 3 ghosts and 1 PacMan was the upper limit, so we made sure to allocate turns and had the spectators on the sofa really giggling as they waited for their turn. The maximum number of people depends a lot on the size space you are dealing with and the number of kids you can handle, as it gets fairly exciting and chaotic at times. Suitable for ages 5 and up, you can play this as a cool party game or even in your own household if you have a minimum of 3 people: one PacMan, at least one ghost and a person to referee and change the music (or do human sound effects, if you are my husband!). So, when my son asked for a ‘computer games party without computers’ we rose to the challenge and as PacMan was back in thanks to the movie Game On … the rest was history! We also made a string laser maze in the garden, and had Plants vs Zombies attached to balloons that they could shoot with nerf guns. Bonus points if we can do most of it with normal household supplies, something recycled, and on a budget! Then we like to level it up, with our super cool UV blacklight so it really has an arcade game vibe. Ever wished you could play a classic arcade game like PacMan, only life-size, with actual people? At Simply Sparkles, we love to make parties extra fun, and we’re always up for a creative challenge, like a real-life version of a game like PacMan which people can actually play.

Pac man game for little kids