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Gnomelings: Migration for Windows

  • Free

  • In English
  • V varies-with-device
  • 4.3

    (0)
  • Security Status

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Guide Marching Gnomes to Safety in Gnomelings: Migration

Gnomelings: Migration is a virtual reality game that tasks the player with overseeing the Gnomelings as they march to their destination. Use a range of different tools and tricks to ensure that the Gnomelings arrive safely.

Don't Let The Gnomelings Meet Their Doom

Anyone who has played Lemmings will be familiar with the basic premise of Gnomelings: Migration. The Gnomlings are hapless beings who march in a straight line, completely oblivious to any hazards that lie in their path. As the player, your job is to ensure that nothing bad happens to them. Sometimes this means building new paths for them to follow, other times it involves turning them to stone so that deathtraps have no effect on them. You can also teach the Gnomelings skills such as parachuting to avoid plummeting to their deaths, or traffic direction so that they can push their fellow Gnomelings along the right path. AS the game progresses, the hazards grow harsher and the puzzle-solving required grows increasingly crafty.

A Virtual Reality Twist on an Old Favourite

Those who remember playing Lemmings will be interested to see how the basic gameplay translates to virtual reality in Gnomelings: Migration. For anyone else, this will be a new puzzle-gaming experience.

PROS

  • Captures the spirit of the classic Lemmings.
  • Uses virtual reality to update an old favourite.

CONS

  • Interface can be fiddly to learn.
  • Some may prefer to stick with the 2D Lemmings.

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Gnomelings: Migration for PC

  • Free

  • In English
  • V varies-with-device
  • 4.3

    (0)
  • Security Status


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