Hi everyone.
I've been using NeoLemmix for a good while now, very much still enjoying it with all the map packs that are out there.

A while ago, approx. 6 or 7 years ago, I decided to try get my friends (most of them American) to play Lemmings as many of them had never even heard of it, no less understood it. So I created a map pack for them.
This map pack is designed to help explain the original skills and how they can be used in many different situations, then moving up in rank to more difficult levels (difficult for a non Lemmings Veteran).
I have since revisited the level pack and ironed out some of the kinks.

The reason I am posting this is because I would love for some of you to try out my level pack and offer me some feedback (good or bad), find unintended solutions and generally give it a go, as I intend on creating a new one with the newer skills soon. I would love to hear from an experienced Lemmings player how they found it and also from newer players to contrast.

In my humble opinion, I think this level pack is slightly builder heavy in a couple of cases (I was not as creative 7 years ago), but it did it's job as a few of my friends now enjoy Lemmings.

Please let me know! If you have a favourite or a least favourite level, I would love to hear any feedback.

Quick edit: Tough 20 - The Arches has a backroute that I discovered, I have recently fixed it, please replace Tough 20 with the re-edited version located below.

mod edit: Download the Lemmings Reunion music pack from here:

https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=2175.0

Many thanks,
Steve
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Thank you Simon, glad you like them!

Oh, and by the way, here are the raw files, for the finished ones at least.

Quote from: Proxima on April 15, 2026, 11:09:54 AM"Four Corners" from Insane Steve's World?

This is it!

Thank you, very much!

Nerd is a surprisingly good solution to the dilemma about the size of the glasses. The pointing finger makes obvious what it is.

I like all of these! Wonderful job!

I'll begin this weekend to replace existing smileys with Lana's smileys.

-- Simon

I've redone the level Barricaded (aka Evacuation) in its original marble style and provided a replay. The only difference to the easier repeat (Evacuation) is the save requirement is 195.

I've also attached Metalland with a minor change to make it closer to the original. Proxima has a variant of the solution which is essentially the same thing.

I'm back.

I'm finally done with the modifications and the new lemoticons, and I even added some bonuses. But I'm still not satisfied with the big ones...

The sick lemming and lix are now a shade greener:


I wasn't sure how to update the "surprised" one. Each time I retouched the pupils, it looked weird and bad, so I added an exclamation mark instead:


I also changed the question mark for the "huh?" lemoticon, it took too much space:


"Mindblown" has bigger chunks of hair in the explosion:


"Lemcat" has his little nose:


Here are the two new versions of "sleep":


And now, the newest additions to the family!

Santa:


Shrugging:


Nerd:

Bonuses

Angel:


Lip Sealed:

To be honest, the hands in some of the lemoticons are still bugging me, but I can't spend more time on them when I still have other ones to finish.

"Four Corners" from Insane Steve's World?

Hello, I'm looking fora neoLemmix level pack. I don't remember the name or author. What i do remember is a level in a toy-like theme, with music from Amiga game wonder dog. The level had for entrances in the corners and exit n the middle.
I'm not sure where to post this, as it isn't technically a technical question...

Quote from: roltemurto on April 14, 2026, 09:44:07 AMCongratulations on the 3.1 Update!!!
Personally I think it's a work of art!
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May life put a smile on your face. Have a wonderful day!

Thank you for you kind words of appreciation. They are a rare currency in this day and age, I shall treasure them

Quote from: kaywhyn on April 15, 2026, 12:34:53 AMthe problem was with you suggesting it be done quickly, which Proxima and I think isn't the approach to take with this. There's a lot of levels to scrutinize here, and that will take a lot of time in general.

There has definitely been a misunderstanding about what I mean by 'first draft'. Essentially, what yourself and Proxima want to do is skip what I'm calling the 'first draft' and go straight to sorting through the levels.

And that's totally fine, as I said previously I support whatever approach Proxima wants to take. If it doesn't help you guys to have a 'working playlist' (which is probably a better descriptor for what I'm referring to than 'first draft'), that's not a problem. Do what works best for you.

Anyways, take all the time you need with sorting through the levels. You're right, it's important not to rush that particular part of the project.