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MYMOON 2020-03-28 1 point Commodore 64 version

How I loved this game... Unfortunately Mr. Doug Smith passed away in 2014 and I never had the chance to thank him.

Mr Vampire 2019-02-09 2 points Commodore 64 version

This was a great platform/puzzle style game. Played this for hours while pretending I didn't have any homework due the next day.

Beetle 2018-03-10 1 point

I want this on my android phone at the moment

dfortae 2018-01-12 -1 point DOS version

I review Lode Runner here: http://youtu.be/CSl682xX9zg

Space Man 100789 2018-01-04 1 point

This Does Not Look Like The Original One But The Original One Is AWESOME! It Is The First Game to Have A Level Editor Long Before Super Mario Maker This Is Broderbund's Second Best Selling Commodore Game I Gotta Play Commodore Version The Commodore Is a Amazing Computer I Wish The Commodore Wasn't So Expensive Lode Runner Was by the same guys who did the awesome prince of persia series the first one was AMAZING! I still like my abandonware .com This website has great first person shooters like doom Wolfe stein 3D

hasan khan 2017-01-30 1 point

ohhh i miss this game very much

brick.xiii@gmail.com 2016-12-30 0 point

I have an atari st version. Working 640x400. Released in 1985 as "runner's revenge"

Jim the Greek 2016-09-16 0 point DOS version

Legendary game ! At the same class with Hard Hat Mack and Saboteur II.
Congrats to the big man Jordan Mechner !!

MarkTheMorose 2016-06-26 0 point DOS version

I just found the scanned DOS version manual on replacementdocs.

To redefine keys: when a game is playing push Esc, K, then follow the promps at the bottom of the screen. You can't define Esc, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Num Lock, Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, Prt Scrn, or Enter, but other than those you can define any key.

Hint: the game see the arrow keys as number keys - remember this game is old, and the cursor keys didn't used to be separate on the original IBM PC, they were on the numeric keypad as 4, 8, 6, and 2. So, don't be alarmed if you try to define the cursor keys and they don't seem to register. They are define already, just press Enter until you see 'dig left', and 'dig right'. I found Z and X worked well.

While the game is joystick compatible, it expects an old analog stick, and didn't see my USB pad; maybe something in DOSBox can be configured to allow it, I've not checked.

MarkTheMorose 2016-06-26 0 point DOS version

To dig in the DOS version: numeric keypad 7 and 9 respectively.

I don't know if this can be changed.

Moron McDerbrain 2015-12-05 0 point

Im from the future and this game isnt compatible with my FutureTron 2000 operating system :( FutureTron usually accepts any file in existence and figures out how to make it go with magical ASCII dust but it looks like I'll have to buy a physical emulation unit and insert DOS-ROMs here. Weeeeee.

Séb 2015-03-03 0 point DOS version

Hi! I downloaded the game, but also Boxer which can emulate my mac to open a DOS window. The game can be launched, but impossible to dig! The keyboards (except the arrows) don't work! Can anybody help me?

dmjack92 2013-10-25 0 point DOS version

Have you tried using dos box? Trust me. It will make a big difference with your gaming experience.

OM 2013-02-03 0 point DOS version

...Jezuz! I remember being sent a beta copy of this for eval, along with a bunch of other BBS sysops. Some of us were sent the C64 version as well. Hell of a fun game, and there was a construction kit app available as well. Good find by the "Euro-Frog" who runs this joint :) :) :)

magilvia 2012-10-13 0 point DOS version

Requires windows 32bit

FreeDragon 2012-06-01 0 point DOS version

always loved this game

toad_ali 2012-02-13 0 point DOS version

Noooo! This game won't play with Windows 7. :(