Steady

1. Penumbra: Relatively simple first level of the rank. Even with the talisman, this one is quite easy. The new tileset is gorgeous. I can see myself using this tileset often.

2. Welcome to the World of Tomorrow!: One of my favourite tilesets from this batch. I'll definitely use this tileset for my own levels. The various water-pipe terrain pieces and water objects allow level designers to make complicated, maze-like swimmer routes, which, in my opinion, no NeoLemmix style has allowed so far. The level itself was quite tricky. You have to release the blockers in the correct sequence otherwise the skills run out pretty fast.

3. Sweet Tooth: The solution came to me quite quickly. Turning the faller mid-air was the key, and the rest of the solution came naturally.

4. Serpent Shrine: Surprisingly tricky 2-of-everything, classic-skills-only level. The low save requirement was the hint that implied you don't have to waste skills on containing the crowd.

5. Dark Mire: Time cruncher, except that the time limit was much more generous than I initially thought.

6. Hey Presto: Beautiful level design. The solution was straightforward.

7. Lost in the Desert: That was some fun use of the shimmiers.

8. Lost in the Dessert: Wow, I love the design of the new limited exits! The talisman says not to use any shimmiers and I was wondering how a shimmier could be helpful in this level anyway.

9. Frozen Hearts: Nice touch with all those frozen blocker objects! It felt a little funny to me that removing the terrain beneath the blocker doesn't free it and it just stands there like nothing happened!

10. Chamber of Horrors: What the heck is that new trap animation?!   It's so gruesome and since this level requires the compression method to solve, you have to sacrifice at least one lemming to that trap! Genius level design to showcase the new trap...



Turbulent

1. Can I Have a Peppermint?: The Turbulent rank is a big step up in difficulty compared to the Steady rank and the first level is already a hard nut to crack!

2. Lemmings of the Caribbean: That's a very nicely designed ship! Also, I love the Kraken-like creature near the exit!

3. The Belfry: Very repetitive overall. Pretty obvious what needs to be done. That spam of cloners on the glider to gain height was fun and something new, though. So, credit where credit is due!

4. Sugar Rush: Very clever solution. Making the fall temporarily fatal, then making it safe again at just the right moment. I had a lot of fun figuring this level out.

5. Lem Academy of Science blah blah: Making a long shimmier path is one of the coolest things you can do in NeoLemmix of couse!

6. An Omen of Doom: Phew, that was close! I love how the zombies are catching up and you have just enough room to avoid them in extreme urgency!

7. Bumbly Breach Bazaar: The biggest and most complicated level in this pack so far. (I'll give the "most difficult level" crown to Turbulent 9, though.) I don't see how having the glider is helpful anywhere, so I wonder if the glider assigner is just there as a trap to avoid or if there's something I missed. Very chaotic and so many things happen at the same time, but if you carefully eliminate the possibilities, there's only one route the crowd can take.

8. Ice Nine: Relatively easy one regarding the positioning. The key was figuring out that you have to laser from both sides to release only one shimmier and nobody else.

9. River Styx: My favourite level from this pack, and probably the hardest level in the pack too. I rather quickly figured out that I couldn't let the neutral collect the button, but it was still tough to control the flow of a crowd consisting of both allies and enemies. Looking back at the replay, I wasted a lot of skills near the floater assigner at the end...

10. A Tale of Two Cities: A truly epic finale to the pack! 02:00 would have been possible had I optimized a little bit more.

Remake rank: I assume these levels are your re-imaginations of other people's levels? I didn't recognize any of them so they all felt fresh to me anyway.

1 Lemmng Return Arround: Simple yet clever solution. I also loved that you put a lot of fake exits in many of the levels. They are mostly unreachable but sometimes they make you want to challenge yourself to see if you can reach them.
2 Surfure-Friendly Lemmings: This feels like a backroute.
3 Topsy-Turvy: The layout looks intimidating at first but since the given skillset is very small, you really have to figure out the placement of a few key skills. Not too bad in the end.
4 Egg and Lemini: Quite a time cruncher. Took me a few resets.
5 Crystal Cave: Pretty level with a classic-style solution. I liked it.
6 The Rusty Ruins: Most likely a backroute.


Original rank: Overall, I liked these levels more than the Remake levels. They were more challenging too

1 Find Another Way: The title implies I have to go to the far-left exit so I went for it. But I'm pretty sure you can brute-force your way to the closer exit by stretching builders.
2 Freezing Lemmings: Another pretty level with a classic-style solution.
3 A Long Way to Go: There's a unique level design style of yours here; making hollow corridors inside big terrain with eraser pieces. The solution was pretty straightforward.
4 Hell Maze: I guess this is the only level where I used both exits?(Outside of the one disjoint-union level) I also enjoy putting red-herring exits in my own levels, but also there's something satisfying when every object is relevant to the solution.
5 Just Cross The Wall: Likely a backroute.
6 Synchrolemminized: A disjoint-union level with plenty of skills. Since the skillset was generous it wasn't too hard to allocate the skills.
7 Mine Evacuation: Decent level. I think I could have saved a lot more builders had I used leftover miners to make an even longer zig-zag tunnel but this worked too.
8 If You Fall: Likely a backroute.
9 Compression Method 3: I'm pretty sure 16 is the maximum you can save in this level, so I went for it.

Almost everything you see in the video is not what it actually seems.

I created a special tileset(currently named armani_special - to be changed) that will be used in certain special levels of this pack, like this one. There will likely be one special level every 2 or 3 tribes depending how often my creativity sparks. By special levels, I mean they play out very differently from the usual guide enough Lemmings to the exit style of gameplay. Here's a sneak peek of an example special level that I previously shared on Discord:

Spoiler

(it's a GIF, click it if it doesn't auto play)
you have to survive long enough for the big laser gun to shoot down the boss, after which the exit will appear along with a victory message in the center of the screen

The tileset is packed with objects featuring deceptive sprites and animations; teleporter objects that use the bomber animation, as well as terrain hallucinations, walking Lemmings, gliding Lemmings and even some icons and UIs. I also made single-use trap objects with the sprites, sounds, and animations of various Lemming actions, which switch to another deceptive sprite once triggered.

The video doesn't show the ugly part of the level where the things actually happen; where it counts how many targets you've shot and triggers the hidden script. Once you see the full map, it'll be easier to grasp how it all works.