This is such an interesting idea. The 'website as an app' (PWA) approach would definitely solve the browser bar issue you mentioned - you can usually set them to launch in full-screen mode without the UI getting in the way. It's a shame a full port of NeoLemmix is so far off, but honestly, even just a mobile-optimized CSS wrapper for the current web versions would make them way more playable on a tablet!

Some really cool ideas in here! It's always fun to see how creative people get with the mechanics. I've always wondered about a 'Magnet' skill - something that allows a Lemming to walk on ceilings or vertical walls for a short distance. Might be a nightmare to code, but it would definitely open up some wild level design possibilities!

If the sidebar is feeling too long, Discord's 'Hide Muted Channels' feature is a lifesaver for members who only care about specific topics. That way, people who find the layout confusing can customize their own view without changing the structure for everyone else.

It's always been the 'complicated' sibling of the original game, so having better tools to look under the hood is a huge win for the community.

It's wild how much the Amiga version stands out compared to the others. Those special levels really had a unique vibe that the PC/DOS ports just didn't quite capture. If anyone's looking to play them today, the 'Amiga' level packs for NeoLemmix are a lifesaver - they port the levels over perfectly while keeping the modern quality-of-life features.

I've been wanting to dive into custom levels for a while but wasn't sure where the community was at these days. Seeing NeoLemmix and Lix side-by-side makes it much easier to choose where to start.