Lemmings Reviews

Remember how popular this game was? Crazy! This puzzle game tasked you with leading a group of lemmings through a setting that contained various hazards. Your job was to basically use each lemming and their skills (could be diggers, climbers, explosives etc), to lead the whole group to the end of the level. I loved this game, and I ...  Read the complete review

When I got my first computer I spent absolutely hours on this game! Theres ten thousand hours I won't see again but it was so much fun and well worth the loss of hours! Lemmings is a computer game whereby the aim is to get your lemmings from one side of the map to the other. They fall from the sky and walk backwards and forwards in a ...  Read the complete review

The concept is simple, the possibilities are endless; the combination is highly addictive. The lemmings drop out of a hatch and walk - and without your intervention, that's all they do. Your job is to guide them towards their goal using a limited number of specialist skills. The skills are as follows: Climber: Once a ...  Read the complete review

A simple but ingenous game, lemmings is a 2d puzzle game with a very simple aim- get your lemmings from one side of the game map to another. At the start of each level your lemmings drop through a trapdoor in the ceiling and march relentlessly onwards to the right, turning back again the other way if they hit a wall or should they meet an edge ...  Read the complete review

Lemmings is the best computer game ever! It really is that simple. I had never seen anything like this in my entire life. I opened up the box of the Commodore Amiga - I think this was called the Family Pack, or something like that. What lay within was the computer and all its bits and pieces which ...  Read the complete review

(Written on my website - www.ps2-central.co.uk) I have received the game and I must admit the game is absolutely brilliant! Not just that the classic levels from previous Lemmings games on different consoles in the past have made an arrival for the PSP version, but new ones have been created and I must say that these are ...  Read the complete review

This game is so addictive. I had it on my old Amiga 500+. The graphics could be described as a bit crude but for its time they were top notch. After a few sessions, you'll love helping the little green haired lemmings to safety. This game can be played by all ages and if you enjoy a game that involves using your brain then you will certainly ...  Read the complete review

My first computer was a Commodore Amiga 512. Essentially an Amiga 500 with a small block plugged into the back that apparently made it faster. It was a Christmas present to my little brother and myself when I was about ten I think. It came in a glorious big red box with a bundle of applications (remember Deluxe Paint III anyone?) and a few games. ...  Read the complete review

LEMMINGS Probably the most addictive game ever released on the Amiga and still a much loved classic to this day. So, what is this game Lemmings all about then you may ask? For those of you who have not heard of the game!!!! Here is a reminder. For those of you who loved this game, here is a trip down memory lane. BASIC ...  Read the complete review

Name me a classic game. Now think about it properly, but first consider this – what IS a classic game? If you're me (which you almost certainly aren't), then you'll acknowledge the fact that one of the defining features of a classic game is that it's been around for yonks. Sure, there's a few generation defining games ...  Read the complete review

Lemmings...its such a simple, classic game. I mean all you have to do is simply get your lemmings from one area on the screen to the next...like how hard can that be?! Right!? Nope - im soooo wrong!! The general idea of the Lemmings game is that you have to rescue all of, or most of, the lemmings from any possible dangers - eg. ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who ever owned an Amiga probably owned lemmings at some atage as well...or at least playe dit. I remember receiving the game actually bundled with the computer one Christmas and it was the first of the titles I tried out...a few days later I got around to trying the other ones out as well. This is an incredibly addictive game! It ...  Read the complete review

Lemmings on the amiga is yet another of those classic games (Including super mario bros, tetris, sonic and micro machines) That keep reappearing and coming out repeatedly on every system out there. The idea of this puzzle game is very simple. You have to get the lemmings, your little friends, across a 2d obstacle course by equiping the lemmings ...  Read the complete review

Lemmings was an addictive and extremely taxing puzzler that was built on the unique perspective of the player being God and having to manipulate environments in order for the lemmings to survive the world they are on. Not only was Lemmings extremely funny and bizarre, but it had catchy music and brilliant user friendliness which made it played on ...  Read the complete review

The Amiga version of Lemmings is the best version I've ever played. It was so simple to use and so addictive. I've played the PC and Sega Master System and Megadrive versions too but In my opinion the Amiga version reigns superior. If you haven't heard of Lemmings then where have you been for the last ten years? ...  Read the complete review

When Lemmings first bounced across our Amiga screens in the last century, early to mid nineteen ninety's, the concept was different to anything else that had gone before and took the Amiga world by storm. Our PC and Mac cousins looked on in envy until the game was ported over. The cuddly, little green haired rodents were only too ...  Read the complete review

When Psygnosis first released a majorly-addictive, cutesy, simple graphic game called 'Lemmings' for the Amiga and Atari...everyone who purchased the game was hooked, and every other platform wanted Psygnosis and their dumbly suicidal characters to grace their chips. Just like real lemmings who live to end up killing themselves, this ...  Read the complete review