A perfected remake of the classic Lode Runner
November 6, 2006 (Press Release) --
The game known as "Lode Runner" originates from the good old times of ZX Spectrums, when one diskette, 16 colors and PC Speaker were really ENOUGH for playing really COOL games. Today’s people, with their "strategies" and "3D-shooters" can’t even imagine what it was. For Those Who Remember, as well as for Those Who Want to Feel what it was — today’s Lode Runner, with cognate pictures and sounds redone for large colorful screens and rich sounds.
In Lode Runner plot, your protagonist runs through labyrinths on different levels in search of chests. There are guards in the labyrinth, whose only objective is to find and catch your hero. Your goal is a mix of logic (required to find the way to collect all the chests on the level and avoid the guards) and speed (you will rarely have time to walk and think over your plans).
This being the second version of the game by ZX Games, there are 150 (sic!) levels (the original version featured 75), which is more than enough to entertain you. There are also some modern goodies, like window or full-screen game, quick save and load options, etc.
In Lode Runner plot, your protagonist runs through labyrinths on different levels in search of chests. There are guards in the labyrinth, whose only objective is to find and catch your hero. Your goal is a mix of logic (required to find the way to collect all the chests on the level and avoid the guards) and speed (you will rarely have time to walk and think over your plans).
This being the second version of the game by ZX Games, there are 150 (sic!) levels (the original version featured 75), which is more than enough to entertain you. There are also some modern goodies, like window or full-screen game, quick save and load options, etc.
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