Lode Runner Legacy

作为红白机一代的忠实淘金者（老鼠偷大米）玩家，本着情怀去补票，但这一作实在很难接受，键位设定奇怪且不能修改、角色移动速度很快且不能调整、分辨率只有两种无1080p、游戏里显示鼠标指针但不可点击操作，如果是该作品老受众不仅感受不到童年回忆反而觉得不伦不类，非常不推荐购买。

Disclaimer: Lode Runner holds a special place in my heart. I was introduced to the series on Gameboy as a kid and, although I didn't completely understand everything that was going on, I absolutely loved it. Unusual action-puzzle mechanics, what felt like an endless well of stages, and a level editor! I was in love. Although I never sought them out, Lode Runner would come up again on radar time and time again with Turbo Graphix and getting Virtual Console releases, each having their own charm and challenges. Enter Legacy: Another new take on the Lode Runner formula plus a recreation of the original Apple II game, all in Voxel glory! The new stuff is good - cute characters, new enemies, and the remake of the original feels solid and recreates that look of the original game. The workshop stuff is interesting, although most of the levels I've played are not particularly great - maybe I'm just not picking the right ones. Still, there is a charm to playing through Lode Runner with custom avatars like arcade Mario Bros or Hatsume Miku. Overall, very happy with this game.

经典游戏《淘金者》，关卡还是挺有挑战性的，不过我发现这游戏的怪物速度和帧率有关，例如：冒险模式level-34在锁定30帧的情况下，怪物的速度会慢下来，如果不用这个方法，我在跳进中间一层之后总是来不及挖坑，就被怪物追上了；

Cool game...wish someone would do this for Jumpman Junior also.

J'ai joué à Lode Runner chez un copain avec sa console de jeux dans les années 80...sympa de rejouer à des vieux jeux d'arcade. Pour que se soit jouable sur un PC win11, regler la frequence de rafraichissement de la carte graphique sur 30Hz, sinon c'est trop rapide.

Lode Runner Legacy successfully revives one of the most iconic puzzle-platform franchises by modernizing its presentation while preserving the strategic gameplay that made the original a classic. Developed by O-TWO Inc. and Tozai Games, Inc., and published by Tozai Games, Inc., this installment delivers a polished interpretation of the timeless formula instead of attempting to drastically reinvent it. Every stage captures the careful balance between puzzle-solving and action, making the experience appealing to nostalgic fans while remaining approachable for players discovering the series for the first time. The gameplay centers on collecting every piece of gold scattered throughout each stage before reaching the exit, all while avoiding relentless robotic enemies that constantly patrol the environment. Rather than relying on direct combat, players must outsmart their pursuers by digging temporary holes to trap them, creating opportunities to continue exploring or safely escape. This simple mechanic generates remarkable depth because every action has consequences. Digging in the wrong place or hesitating for a moment can quickly trap the player instead of the enemy, encouraging thoughtful planning alongside quick reactions. As the campaign progresses, increasingly elaborate stage layouts introduce more complex routes, hazards, and enemy placements that continually challenge the player's problem-solving abilities. The game offers an impressive amount of content that extends well beyond a straightforward remake. Alongside faithfully recreated classic stages, players can experience entirely new Adventure and Puzzle levels that expand on the original design philosophy. Adventure stages gradually introduce new ideas while maintaining a satisfying progression curve, whereas Puzzle stages place greater emphasis on careful observation and logical thinking. The gradual increase in difficulty keeps the experience engaging, rewarding players who learn enemy patterns, optimize movement, and experiment with different strategies instead of simply relying on fast reflexes. Visually, Lode Runner Legacy adopts a colorful voxel-inspired art style that refreshes the franchise without abandoning its recognizable identity. The environments are bright and clean, making every platform, ladder, treasure, and enemy easy to distinguish during intense moments. The charming presentation gives the game a contemporary appearance while remaining faithful to the straightforward readability that the gameplay demands. Combined with lively animations and polished visual effects, the updated graphics successfully modernize the classic without compromising clarity. The soundtrack complements the gameplay with upbeat background music and familiar arcade-inspired sound effects that reinforce the game's energetic atmosphere. While the audio remains relatively understated, it effectively supports the pacing of each stage and provides satisfying feedback during successful actions. The presentation as a whole maintains a cheerful personality that fits the game's accessible appearance despite its increasingly demanding challenges. One of the strongest additions is the extensive level editor, which significantly increases replay value. Players are given robust creation tools to design their own stages and share them online with the community, allowing an endless supply of user-generated puzzles to complement the already generous official content. Downloading custom levels and competing for leaderboard rankings further encourages players to return long after finishing the main campaign, making the game feel much larger than its core story alone would suggest. The game's greatest strength is also one of its potential drawbacks. Lode Runner Legacy remains deeply committed to its traditional design principles, meaning it can become extremely difficult during later stages. Precision movement, careful planning, and repeated trial and error are often required to overcome advanced puzzles. Players looking for fast-paced action or forgiving platforming may find the steep difficulty curve intimidating, but those who appreciate carefully constructed puzzle-platform challenges will likely find the experience immensely rewarding. The satisfaction of solving a particularly complex level remains one of the game's defining achievements. Lode Runner Legacy succeeds because it understands the enduring appeal of the original series and enhances it with thoughtful modern improvements instead of unnecessary changes. The combination of classic mechanics, attractive visuals, extensive stage selection, creative level-building tools, and online sharing creates a package that offers exceptional longevity for puzzle-platform enthusiasts. It stands as both a respectful tribute to a legendary franchise and a compelling standalone title capable of entertaining modern audiences who enjoy intelligent, strategy-driven gameplay. Rating: 8/10

Simple is best.

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Yani ben bir çok açıdan nostalji hissi var, zaten sırf o yüzden aldım, çok tatlı bir platforming puzzle olduğunu düşünüyorum ancak çok hızlı be abi, yani gen z tüketim ve ekran süresini yakalayalım diye mi böyle yaptılar bilmiyorum ama aşırı hızlı ben bu oyunun atarida NES versiyonunu oynamıştım ve o versiyonunun çok daha iyi olduğunu düşünüyorum. Nes videosu aşağıda bu versiyonu f1 pilotu gibi hissettiriyor. Oyunda yeri kazabilen bir karakterimiz var ve çeşitli platform haritalarında altınları toplayıp bölümü tamamlayama çalışıyoruz bu esna bizi bir kaç düşman kovalıyor onları da bu yerleri kazarak durdurabiliyoruz ancak yanlış bir kazım sizi köşeye sıkıştırabileceği için çok iyi bir ayarlama yapmak ve hızlı bir çözüme gitmek geriyor oyunun bütün zevkide zaten bu hızlı ve zeki verilmiş planlarda yatıyor. 5/10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqJkSa9SExk !!!!!!!!!!!!!THE GAMES İS TOO FAST PLEASE GO BACK TO NES SPEED!!!!!!!!!!!

Lode Runner Legacy is the latest edition in the classic Lode Runner series, a masterpiece of action puzzle gaming introduced in the U.S. in 1983. Named one of “The Greatest Games of All Time” by GameSpot, Lode Runner was created by Douglas E. Smith in 1983 while a student at the University of Washington. The game was not only an award-winning bestseller, but also a significant milestone that influenced many in the video game industry. Alexey Pajitnov, creator of Tetris, said of the game, “My favorite for many, many years. Every level was a real puzzle with its own mechanics, its own dynamics, its own kind of solution. … I can’t imagine any other game with such inventive and unusual design.” In a tribute to Smith after his death in 2014, US Gamer editor-in-chief Jeremy Parish commented, “[He] created one of the most innovative formative works of the medium, a game that managed to transcend international boundaries and become a beloved classic among American PC gamers and Japanese console fanatics alike.”