Quote from: Guigui on July 30, 2026, 08:20:46 AMI think save and load replay in any case.

Agreed, for the same reason you mentioned.

Quote from: Guigui on July 30, 2026, 08:20:46 AMAs for keeping a single replay or a full set, I still think a single would be enough.

If a user is working on one level at a time, a single replay is enough. But they might be working on several levels in a single session, in which case it may be useful for them to be able to come back to a level they were working on earlier.

One approach might be to save as many replays as necessary (keeping to a maximum of one per level), and clear them all when the Editor is closed. This could also be made optional (i.e. Keep / Delete), so that users can choose whatever best fits their workflow.

Really have test this one.  Yes its work well.

Chaos 21 Think Fast

7 skills solution and yes its work well here too. I Did similar type level my Oh Yeah More Lemmings

I think save and load replay in any case. The main aim is to not have to replay the level up to the point where modifications have been made, so no problem if previous play was not a solve.

As for keeping a single replay or a full set, I still think a single would be enough.
If I want to make a solution folder, I can make the effort to click the 'save replay' button, and store the replays where I want to keep them.

Question: should the replay only be saved (and loaded) if it successfully completes the level, or should it be saved (and loaded) regardless?

Ah, looks like something has come up on the 14th for me.

I can't make the 14th, but I'll definitely be there on the 13th! 

Hi Namida,
Thanks for checking it out! I'll definitely take that as a compliment, thanks! 
The Master System version is actually the one I've played the least. What I mainly based on the NES version were the levels and the smaller sprites.
although I did end up leaning a little more towards the Amiga version with the sprites.

Here's an example of how I adjusted the climber to lean a bit more towards the Amiga version:


For the gameplay itself, I tried to stay closer to the SNES and Amiga versions.

I had a quick play with it. Honestly - I have to say the gameplay feels more comparable to the SMS version than the NES version (that's not a bad thing; the SMS version is one of the best ports IMO).

Hi Nessy,
Thanks you much! 😊 Really glad you're enjoying it!
The NES version actually felt like a good starting point for a PICO-8 demake, since it already had to work within quite a few limitations. I did borrow a lot from the Amiga version (and SNES) though, like the improved Lemming sprites, tiles, cursor, and various other little details.
And it's really cool to hear from someone who actually played the NES version a lot and appreciates those level variations! 😄
And if you feel like leaving a little rating or review on itch, that would be hugely appreciated and really helps! 😊

*P.S. The music was done by Eric Billingsley, he's awesome! We used the SNES music as a reference, and he absolutely nailed it. 

Hey Buzzard!

I played through the entire Fun rank of your PICO-8 demake and it's fantastic so far The gameplay feels good and I absolutely adore the music.

I'm also really glad that the demake recreated the levels from the NES version specifically. I played the NES version a ton in the past and even though it's not my favorite port, I always thought it had some really interesting variations and takes on some of the original levels.

But yep, great job

Congratulations kaywhyn and Dexter on your well-earned LOTY victories!



Congrats IchoTolot for your third-place victory as well