I'm so glad that you liked the demo! That made me happy. I'll be using similar design methods for the remainder of the pack.

Your new styles are just right!

If a lemming get killed while he is lasering, the laserer's sketch remains permanently.

Bonus)


If a lemming get teleported while he is lasering, the laserer's sketch points to the old location for few frames.
I think this is relatively well-known but anyway.

Now presenting a 10 level demo of Lemmings New Worlds! My second level pack using styles (with permission) made by 92Dexter11 and they are beautiful! This is what gives the level pack its name.


With this demo, I am looking for suggestions, routes to take as far as difficulty and design, any ideas that can be thought up to help this pack along. Also, level name suggestions are welcome!

Download link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h5_yj7AqnDHdYYtq5nht5RcQfbbzMlMU/view?usp=sharing

A few previews (Names are subject to change as well as the levels):


"Golden Hills"


"Lemming Power"


"Broken Pieces"

The first playable rank is Breezy. There will be 10 levels in each of the three ranks planned and there will be 30 levels total: Breezy, Windy and Stormy.

Enjoy the levels! I am looking forward to your ideas and adding names to the list to helpers and to make the best use out of 92Dexter11's excellent community contributions. This forum is welcoming and helpful. Thank you for the help and respect! It's nice to know that there are still people willing to help out when it's needed.

Level 4 was another quick one, although I have gone ahead and added some pieces to l2_beach:



As well as the terrain piece mentioned in Reply #16, I've added the chain as a terrain piece (for now) and I've extended the beach umbrellas' handles by 1px; a number of the levels so far have featured slightly longer umbrella handles, so these pieces were probably longer originally.

Finished Level 2. This one took about 20 minutes; some of the terrain arrangements are a little bit unusual, but it was easy enough to figure out. It's a bit like doing a jigsaw puzzle:



Haven't play-tested it yet, that will come after I've finished doing the map work for all 10 levels.