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player are in free fall, since the player not only runs faster than the guards, but also falls faster; moreover, it is possible to survive the feet-to-head contact while a guard is standing on a platform and begins to move. Both forms of contact are necessary to solve some levels. Sometimes it is necessary to liberate a trapped guard by digging while standing on his head but then moving rapidly in the opposite direction when the guard begins marching to freedom. In a few levels, it is necessary to use a falling guard as a bridge to reach an otherwise unreachable area. One subtlety is that if a down movement is initiated while standing on a guard's head, or briefly touching the guard's head during free fall, the consequences are fatal.
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a bar of gold when he falls into a hole, he will drop it and the player can pick it up. Holes dug by the player fill themselves in after a short delay. A trapped guard who cannot escape a hole before it fills is consumed, immediately respawning in a random location at the top of the level. Unlike guards, the player's character may not climb up out of a hole, and he will be killed if it fills before he can escape by other means. Floors may contain
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release in 1986) and became one of the earliest third-party games made for that system. It has 50 levels, scrolling screens, added music, and graphics redone in a more cartoon-like style. In addition, fruits and vegetables randomly appear which may be grabbed for additional points. A level editor was
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The guards do not always take the shortest path to the player and can move in counterintuitive ways. Sometimes, when the player and a guard are on the same ladder, for instance, the guard will move away from the player. In general, depending on their exact positioning relative to Lode Runner, the
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while avoiding guards who try to catch the player. After collecting all the gold, the player must reach the top of the screen to reach the next level. There are 150 levels in the game, which progressively challenge players' problem-solving abilities or reaction times.
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predecessors, had only simple animation where characters move across the screen in block increments. It was too primitive for an acceptable commercial product as
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2272:(1984), selecting 30 levels based on the original game developed for the arcade. The gameplay is almost exactly the same (save the addition of a two-player mode) and the only heavy modification was the graphics and advancement to a 512-color palette. In Japan,
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uses the power of the PC to create something much more than a video version of Ping Pong. This game requires thought, too." The magazine praised the IBM PC version's graphics, increasingly difficult level design, and the level editor.
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24 remixed levels from the 150 original 1983 levels but reduced to fit a smaller grid of 24x15. This was also the first time a game had transitioned from a home entertainment console to coin-operated arcade cabinet.
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digs from the position of standing on a ladder, or hanging from a hand-to-hand bar, which allows the player to repeatedly dig and descend one row. This kind of digging is involved in solving many of the levels.
626:, which involves climbing platforms and ladders while digging holes to trap monsters. Bratsanos was intrigued by his friend's description of the concept, and he wanted to develop it further. He began writing a
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American computer game was adapted into a Japanese arcade game. It had some added features like the ability to hang off the ends of ladders and an improved enemy AI.
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gave the game 16.25 out of 18 points. The magazine called the game "a tour de force of
American ingenuity ... the first release in a long, long time that can honestly bear the title, 'computer game' ...
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was made available for the click-wheel version of Apple's iPod in mid-December 2008 with enhanced, scrolling graphics. It was released by HudsonSoft. It contains 130 levels and several tutorial videos.
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3486:(February 1984). "Arcade Alley: The 1984 Arcade Awards, Part II".
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First Japan-Only Retro Game on U.S. Virtual Console"
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779:and received offers from all four:
503:who must collect all the gold in a
4542:BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games
4010:Bivens, Danny (October 26, 2011).
3640:Card, Orson Scott (January 1989).
3116:Blocker, Susan (August 23, 1984).
2893:Maher, Jimmy (December 18, 2020).
2745:Akagi, Masumi (October 13, 2006).
2239:developed an arcade conversion of
1846:Lode Runner: Domudomu Dan no Yabou
1811:Coin-operated Arcade (Japan only)
1790:Coin-operated Arcade (Japan only)
1110:Official Top 100 Games of All Time
25:
4060:"Lode Runner Found and Released!"
3812:. The International Arcade Museum
3591:Grossman, Lev (January 6, 2010).
3166:from the original on May 11, 2019
2448:, marked the first appearance of
2288:Lode Runner: The Golden Labyrinth
2130:Tozai Games/Southend Interactive
1681:Handheld dedicated keychain game
4697:Android (operating system) games
3740:Williams, Gregg (Jan–Feb 1986).
3553:"The Greatest Games of All Time"
3537:"YS Top 100 Games of All Time".
3089:Ferrell, Keith (December 1987).
3045:Adams, Roe R. (September 1985).
2869:Grannell, Craig (January 2013).
803:
663:, which evolved the concepts of
437:
4657:Virtual Console games for Wii U
4145:Dan Crawley (17 January 2013).
3434:(review). June 1985. p. 73
3344:The Commodore 64 Home Companion
2597:Mr. Robot and His Robot Factory
2365:Lode Runner: The Legend Returns
2332:Lode Runner: The Legend Returns
2323:, 1990 updated version for the
2321:Lode Runner: The Lost Labyrinth
2290:, developed by Irem. In Japan,
2127:Xperia mobile devices, Android
1604:Lode Runner: The Legend Returns
1559:Lode Runner: The Lost Labyrinth
1054:The Commodore 64 Home Companion
814:needs additional citations for
448:needs additional citations for
4443:Online: The Mad Monks' Revenge
4173:Carter Dotson (May 19, 2017).
3777:IGN Staff (16 December 2008).
3212:Besnard, John (October 1983).
2879:. No. 111. pp. 20–7.
2836:"Nearly Thirty Years Old, and
2748:アーケードTVゲームリスト国内•海外編(1971–2005)
2643:United States Copyright Office
2284:Lode Runner: Majin No Fukkatsu
2148:Windows Phone 7, Android, iOS
1:
4233:"Lode Runner™ for Atari 2600"
3928:Chriskohler (23 April 2007).
3913:(in Japanese). No. 288.
3889:15 December 1985. p. 25.
3885:(in Japanese). No. 273.
3858:(in Japanese). No. 255.
3837:(in Japanese). No. 241.
3312:Sandler, Corey (1984-04-17).
3185:Albert, Dave (Jul–Aug 1983).
2834:Mike Fahey (21 August 2012).
1867:Lode Runner: Game Boy Advance
1731:GT Interactive & MacSoft
759:, allowing players to create
3699:. Tozai, Inc. Archived from
3365:Ditlea, Steve; Onosco, Tim;
3314:"Haute Cuisine and Hot Dogs"
1708:PATRA (Sega), Natsume (PSX)
710:was ported to the VAX, some
535:The player starts with five
4627:PlayStation (console) games
3394:Onosco, Tim; Kohl, Louise;
3047:"Come Cast A Spell With Me"
2725:Agency for Cultural Affairs
2676:Agency for Cultural Affairs
2577:Intellivision Entertainment
2571:game was announced for the
1895:GameCube, PS2 (Japan only)
1302:(SG-1000 and MSX versions)
1262:Famicom (1984), NES (1986)
1085:was awarded "1984 Computer
971:The Atari 8-bit version of
419:
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4687:Southend Interactive games
4677:Xbox 360 Live Arcade games
4547:Cancelled Atari Lynx games
4527:Atari 8-bit computer games
3841:1 August 1984. p. 27.
3518:. Mar–Apr 1984. p. 49
3285:Davies, Lloyd (Mar 1984).
2821:Konami Product Information
2308:Lode Runner: The Dig Fight
2133:Tozai Games/Sony Ericsson
2090:NES original (Japan only)
2017:originally for PC Engine.
1783:Lode Runner: The Dig Fight
1422:Atari 8-bit, Commodore 64
267:Apple II, Atari 8-bit, C64
4702:Single-player video games
4336:Lode Runner PC-98 Version
4289:Killer List of Videogames
4089:Lode Runner (X360) Review
3917:15 July 1986. p. 28.
3862:1 March 1985. p. 21.
3242:, p. 22, August 1984
2518:, developed by Tozai and
2151:Tozai Games/Studio Voltz
1520:Famicom Disk System, MSX
1499:Famicom Disk System, MSX
1478:Don Carlston, Broderbund
939:, a licensed version for
573:Trapping and using guards
40:
4707:Video game level editors
4397:Championship Lode Runner
4108:Pradeep (18 July 2012).
4077:Lode Runner for Xbox 360
3783:for iPod Launches Today"
3346:. 1984. pp. 166–167
2997:. CRC Press. p. 7.
2702:Computer and Video Games
2088:Championship Lode Runner
2070:Championship Lode Runner
1832:WonderSwan (Japan only)
1287:Championship Lode Runner
965:Championship Lode Runner
903:in 1984 (North American
899:version was released by
704:ASCII character graphics
639:University of Washington
3693:"Lode Runner - History"
3512:"The Best and the Rest"
3018:"Compatibility Chart".
2899:The Digital Antiquarian
2668:"Lode Runner (PC-8801)"
2182:Remake of NES version.
1825:Lode Runner: WonderSwan
1589:PC Engine (Japan only)
104:Shinichi Nakamoto (NES)
4722:SystemSoft Alpha games
4038:"コナミ 商品・サービス - KONAMI"
2511:
2480:released a version of
2444:version, developed by
2417:service. The original
2286:(1985), also known as
2154:Tozai Games/Microsoft
2112:Tozai Games/Microsoft
1468:Lode Runner Board Game
1325:Arcade (Coin-operated
864:versions were for the
757:user generated content
746:, like its text-based
556:
499:The player controls a
496:
4652:Virtual Console games
4048:on November 19, 2007.
4016:Nintendo World Report
3915:Amusement Press, Inc.
3887:Amusement Press, Inc.
3860:Amusement Press, Inc.
3839:Amusement Press, Inc.
3746:Computer Gaming World
3577:Computer Gaming World
3340:"Broderbund Software"
3239:Computer Gaming World
3234:"Lode Runner Contest"
3219:Computer Gaming World
3162:. February 17, 1999.
3052:Computer Gaming World
2991:Barton, Matt (2010).
2506:
2472:Famicom Data Recorder
2103:Xbox 360 LIVE Arcade
1436:Computer Gaming World
1122:Computer Gaming World
1022:Computer Gaming World
1010:Computer Gaming World
870:Atari 8-bit computers
728:and renamed the game
653:'s arcade platformer
554:
494:
4577:Classic Mac OS games
4404:Lode Runner's Rescue
4126:on 25 September 2015
3961:"キュービックロードランナー公式サイト"
3622:on November 19, 2009
3075:Computer Entertainer
2817:"BATTLE LODE RUNNER"
2717:"Lode Runner (Irem)"
2520:Southend Interactive
2387:Several versions of
2263:table arcade cabinet
2249:Super Lode Runner II
2108:Southend Interactive
2030:Mobile phone (Java)
1513:Super Lode Runner II
1414:Lode Runner's Rescue
1166:stated in 2008 that
1089:" at the 5th annual
823:improve this article
457:improve this article
395:puzzle-platform game
4647:TurboGrafx-16 games
4112:Lode Runner Classic
3874:"Best Hit Games 25"
2721:Media Arts Database
2672:Media Arts Database
2573:Intellivision Amico
2543:Lode Runner Classic
2531:Lode Runner Classic
2141:Lode Runner Classic
2013:NES original &
1859:XING Entertainment
1856:XING Entertainment
1687:XING Entertainment
1684:XING Entertainment
1300:Compile Corporation
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4622:Puzzle-platformers
4552:Commodore 64 games
4517:Arcade video games
4436:The Legend Returns
4429:Battle Lode Runner
4094:2009-04-23 at the
3932:Battle Lode Runner
2557:Lode Runner Legacy
2512:
2406:Battle Lode Runner
2296:first half of 1986
2188:Lode Runner Legacy
2023:Lode Runner Mobile
2015:Battle Lode Runner
1972:Lode Runner Deluxe
1909:Lode Runner Mobile
1769:SNES (Japan only)
1751:Big Bang Software
1705:Game Arts Co. Ltd
1635:SNES (Japan only)
1581:Battle Lode Runner
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681:Prime Computer 550
679:was written for a
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4592:NEC PC-6001 games
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4256:. 9 October 2022.
4235:. 19 August 2022.
4187:on April 30, 2018
3764:boardgamegeek.com
3742:"Atari Playfield"
3703:on 15 August 2015
3541:. September 1993.
3095:Compute's Gazette
2579:and Tozai Games.
2545:was released for
2423:Cubic Lode Runner
2397:Power Lode Runner
2369:Lode Runner Extra
2245:Super Lode Runner
2228:
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1937:Game Boy Advance
1888:Cubic Lode Runner
1874:Game Boy Advance
1762:Power Lode Runner
1695:Lode Runner Extra
1535:Hyper Lode Runner
1492:Super Lode Runner
1379:Douglas E. Smith
1219:Douglas E. Smith
977:Atari Corporation
945:ASCII Corporation
886:self-booting disk
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564:Permitted contact
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1087:Game of the Year
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4327:Lode Runner
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4306:Lode Runner
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4284:Lode Runner
4272:Lode Runner
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4211:PR Newswire
4180:TouchArcade
4152:VentureBeat
4119:WMPoweruser
3989:GamesRadar+
3781:Lode Runner
3697:Tozai Games
3652:10 November
3484:Katz, Arnie
3318:PC Magazine
3258:Katz, Arnie
3123:The Gazette
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2876:Retro Gamer
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2539:Lode Runner
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4496:Categories
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3465:2024-09-04
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3160:Ziff Davis
3101:24 January
3028:2015-02-08
2802:2017-07-26
2622:References
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1919:FT Mobile
1838:Banpresto
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1194:Platforms
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777:publishers
775:, to four
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399:Doug Smith
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4092:Archived
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