A spin-off of this video game series featured the heroic title knight battling Evil Ed.
A spin-off of this video game series featured the heroic title knight battling Evil Ed. Besides The Adventures of Lomax, this series features an entry which separated the title characters into groups like "Space," "Egyptian," and "Highland" and allowed for the learning of permanent, continuous, and temporary skills. This series was created by a team working for Psygnosis who was inspired after creating an endlessly moving pixel character for the game Walker. One entry in this series featured 100 new levels and was titled Oh No! More [this series], while the official second entry was subtitled The Tribes. In this series, the player assigns such skills as "Diggers," "Floaters," and "Bombers," and also has the option to "nuke" any remaining title characters in order to end the level. For 10 points, name this game series where you try to save the title little guys from committing mass suicide.
A spin-off of this video game series featured the heroic title knight battling Evil Ed.
Lemmings [accept anything with Lemmings in the title, accept Adventures of Lomax until mentioned]