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The Lemmings Chronicles

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Also known as
All New World of Lemmings Lemmings 3

Guide three unique tribes through perilous islands using new skills in this strategic puzzle sequel.

The Lemmings Chronicles (also known as All New World of Lemmings / Lemmings 3) was developed by DMA Design and published by Psygnosis for MS-DOS in 1994. This was the original release of the game, with no earlier platform version.

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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Genre
Puzzle
Perspective
Side view
Size
4.88 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
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About The Lemmings Chronicles

The Lemmings Chronicles is the third game in its series. Its structure is divided into three distinct tribes, each with a unique visual and audio style: egyptian, classic, and shadow.

Gameplay revolves around guiding lemmings home across 90 levels, with 30 dedicated to each tribe. A progress save function is included. The core mechanics differ from earlier entries; lemmings now collect single-use abilities found in the environment rather than receiving a set number of pre-assigned skills.

Any lemming can carry one such ability at a time and may deposit it for another to use. All lemmings inherently possess unlimited use of basic actions like blocking paths, changing direction, and jumping.

The Lemmings Chronicles Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
European title screen
From the intro, first out of the ark is the classic tribe. Weeee!
Main menu screen. From here you can select to play any of the 3 tribes
First level of the classic tribe
Yay! We saved 19 of 20 lemmings, and the three tribes are happy.
Worldmap overfview for the egyptian tribe levels.
The classic lemmings are walking tirelessly trying to find the exit
The lemmings get rather down if you don't save enough : /
Egyptian level