Let's be honest, if you're seeing this review, you know what this game is, and have almost certainly played it or one of the many sequels/remakes. This review is actually about the 1995 Windows bundle of Lemmings and Oh No, More Lemmings, but this version of the game is the most popular one for reviews so I left it here.
Anyway, I would say that maybe 50% of the levels are either way too easy or way too hard strategically, leaving roughly half of them as actually entertaining puzzles that you would want to replay.
Additionally the game often leaves you in a state where you've spent ages working on a level and still have to restart it completely because you used one too many power-ups or have one too few lemmings, which is frankly infuriating.
But yeah this was life in the 90s. As if people moan about games today. We've come so far guys trust me.
Anyway, I would say that maybe 50% of the levels are either way too easy or way too hard strategically, leaving roughly half of them as actually entertaining puzzles that you would want to replay.
Additionally the game often leaves you in a state where you've spent ages working on a level and still have to restart it completely because you used one too many power-ups or have one too few lemmings, which is frankly infuriating.
But yeah this was life in the 90s. As if people moan about games today. We've come so far guys trust me.