Lemmings is an abandoned puzzle game designed by David Jones, developed by DMA Design and released by Psygnosis in 1991. Lemmings runs on DOS.
Lemmings is part of the Lemmings game series.
Do you have trouble running this game on Windows? Read this guide.
DOS games can't run on Windows. You need a DOS emulator like DOSbox or D-Fend Reloaded. Follow these instructions to play DOS games on Windows 10 or later systems.
Lemmings review
"Lemmings has become a classic for a number of reasons - the humor, the originality and the unequalled playbility to name but three - but mostly because the "learning curve" is so perfectfly pitched: the feeling of satisfaction that hits you when you actually complete a level only lasts as long as it takes the next level to load - and it's immediately "once more into the breach dear friends" without so much as a pause to catch your breath. It doesn't really matter if you only ever play flight simulators, or adventures are your thing, or if you're the sort of gameplyer who's impressed by 256-colour VGA and multi-layer parallax scrolling... give Lemmings a try, you won't be disappointed. You may, however, lose your family, your job and everything else which you hold dear, but make no mistake... it will have been well worth it." - PC Review Issue 7 (1992)
Great game. Loved trying to get thru the puzzles. Made it thru the original set, but didn't get thru all the "Oh no More Lemming's" version.
Christopher Salem 14/08/2018 22:38
@Marc: I concur with you, though I typically run "VGALemmi.exe /v"
Marc 16/11/2017 17:03
The executable is incorrectly set to "autodet.exe" this does not start the game. Correct would be "lemmings.bat" but actually the best would be "LEMVGA.COM" otherwise users have to select the video mode each time they start the game.
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