Here is an example code of how to create a simple Pac-Man game in MATLAB:
main.m
%% Initialize the gameclear all
close all
clc
% Define the game parametersboardWidth = 10;
boardHeight = 10;
% Set up the game boardboard = zeros(boardHeight, boardWidth);
% Define the position and velocity of the player (Pac-Man)player.pos = [55];
player.vel = [00];
% Define the position and velocity of the ghostsghost.pos = [11; 1 boardWidth; boardHeight 1; boardHeight boardWidth];
ghost.vel = [11; -11; 1-1; -1-1];
% Set up the figurefig = figure('KeyPressFcn',@keyPress);
% Main game loopwhile ishandle(fig)
% Update the player and ghost positions player.pos = player.pos + player.vel;
fori = 1:size(ghost.pos,1)
ghost.pos(i,:) = ghost.pos(i,:) + ghost.vel(i,:);
end% Check for collision between the player and the ghostsfori = 1:size(ghost.pos,1)
if all(player.pos == ghost.pos(i,:))
disp('Game over!')
close(fig)
returnendend% Update the game board board(player.pos(1),player.pos(2)) = 1;
fori = 1:size(ghost.pos,1)
board(ghost.pos(i,1),ghost.pos(i,2)) = 2;
end% Draw the game board imagesc(board)
axis equal
axis off
drawnow
end%% Key press functionfunctionkeyPress(src,event)global player
switch event.Key
case'uparrow' player.vel = [-10];
case'downarrow' player.vel = [10];
case'leftarrow' player.vel = [0-1];
case'rightarrow' player.vel = [01];
endend
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Note that this is a very basic implementation and can be expanded upon to add more features, levels, and difficulties.