Lode Runner Legacy is the latest edition in the classic action/puzzle series, where you control “Runner” in order to recover stolen gold while avoiding enemies and minefields. Lode Runner Legacy is ...

During the game's demo, enter Ctrl + E to begin the game's editor. From here you can alter levels, begin from any level, and various other features not related to gameplay. Hold Select and press A (up ...

Lode Runner is a name that will likely resonate with older sets of gamers, as the original release saw its debut in 1983 on the Apple II. Praised by fans and critics for its level editor and strategic ...

Lode Runner Classic, a remastered version of the original 1983 video game, releases for iOS and Android smartphone devices today. With the original 150 levels of the game intact, along with a few nods ...

Lode Runner is back on Nintendo Switch! Collect all gold in the level and escape! But watch out for the multitudes of enemies and traps in the labyrinthine levels! The Runner can blast floors, so ...

Bellevue, Washington--Tozai Games is pleased to announce the Deal of the Week promotion on Xbox LIVE for its highly-praised Xbox LIVE Arcade title, Lode Runner™. The Deal of the Week promotion for ...

Tozai Games, the studio behind R-Type Dimensions, is finally showing their Lode Runner remake. The game was first announced at CES… 2008. Looks like Lode Runner for Xbox Live Arcade is still alive and ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Lode Runner An unreleased version of the game for the Atari Lynx was discovered in 2008 on an old Atari Corp. hard drive and was eventually released by ...

“Japanese gamers hate American games.” So goes one of gaming’s most enduring misconceptions. As with all clichés, there is some kernel of truth to the idea that Japanese video game enthusiasts look ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. I was going to start this preview by waxing nostalgic about the good old days of playing Lode Runner in four colors on my Apple IIe. The truth is, I ...

Every so often a game comes along that’s so wonderfully simple, intuitive and entertaining that it sparks a franchise. Mario did it, Zelda did it and, though not as many people may recognize its name, ...