This classic puzzle game of frenetic action is now on the PlayStation
Portable system. As the Lemmings mindlessly wander about deadly
environmental hazards, control their fate over raging rivers, steep
cliffs and pools of lava. Command them to dig tunnels, build steps, stop
traffic and climb walls so that they can escape each perplexing level.
With more than 150 levels of addictive gameplay, enhanced graphics, a
level editor, game sharing and more, you'll be obsessed with saving the
Lemmings.
Great Remake!
This was one of my favorite games back in the day, and the psp overhaul has definitely done it justice. The backgrounds and graphics are beautiful, the music has been updated and the new music is nice and ambient. It has all of the original stages, ~35 brand new stages, a complex level editor, and best of all, you can download other people's created stages so the fun never ends!
Not your typical PSP game
This game is really great fun for people of all ages. There's no real violence (well, lots of lemmings die, but the goal is to save them!) and no dialogue at all. The point of the game is to get the lemmings to a safe house, but they all follow each other. In most levels, you have to prevent them from walking off cliffs, drowning, etc. by using tools or skills that you're given. For instance, you could build stairs, or open an umbrella while jumping off a cliff to lighten your fall. Stuff like that. The easy levels are really easy and the hard ones are really challenging, so there's fun for all. My only complaint is that the lemmings are so tiny on the screen, even though you can magnify.
Product Features
Platform: Sony PSP
- Save the Lemmings in more than 150 levels of frenetic bashing, digging, building, climbing, mining and bombing
- Addictive levels set in puzzling environments include new & classic levels
- Extensive level editor allows you to create your own game levels
- Share your custom game levels with other Lemmings fans via the Infrastructure mode (wirelessly upload and download levels)
- Gamesharing allows players to wirelessly transmit via Ad Hoc sample game levels to other PSP system players
I was amazed at how sharp and beautiful the graphics were upon
starting up this game on the PSP. What shocked me even more was how
intuitive the controls were. Even though this game is over a decade
old, it is the perfect PSP pick up and play game. the PSP wide-screen
enhances one's ability to follow the action. The number of levels is
almost infinite as you can create your own levels and also download
levels from others (I have yet to be able to connect to try this out)
and also download additional offical levels from the official website.
Combined with Me and My Katamari, Lemmings makes for a must have for
addictive puzzle fans on the PSP.
Very simple fun game
We got this for our son for Christmas, He has played it several times
and has great fun with it. As a child I used to play an earlier version
of this game on the computer, I'm glad to see my son enjoys on his PSP
it as much as I did on the computer.
Great Remake!
This was one of my favorite games back in the day, and the psp overhaul has definitely done it justice. The backgrounds and graphics are beautiful, the music has been updated and the new music is nice and ambient. It has all of the original stages, ~35 brand new stages, a complex level editor, and best of all, you can download other people's created stages so the fun never ends!
Not your typical PSP game
This game is really great fun for people of all ages. There's no real violence (well, lots of lemmings die, but the goal is to save them!) and no dialogue at all. The point of the game is to get the lemmings to a safe house, but they all follow each other. In most levels, you have to prevent them from walking off cliffs, drowning, etc. by using tools or skills that you're given. For instance, you could build stairs, or open an umbrella while jumping off a cliff to lighten your fall. Stuff like that. The easy levels are really easy and the hard ones are really challenging, so there's fun for all. My only complaint is that the lemmings are so tiny on the screen, even though you can magnify.