Caveman HD ( Lemmings way ) 1.0.3

The game draws clear inspiration from the classic Lemmings, presenting players with cavemen entering levels through an open hatch. These characters initially wander aimlessly or follow predetermined paths, risking death or endless loops. To progress, players must assign specific skills to cavemen, enabling the creation of new paths and guiding others toward the exit. The available skills include:

• Climber: Scale walls
• Floater: Safely descend by floating down
• Expolder: Detonate to clear obstacles
• Blocker: Obstruct certain paths
• Builder: Construct bridges
• Basher: Break horizontal barriers
• Miner: Dig diagonal passages
• Digger: Excavate vertical tunnels

Each level presents unique objectives that often require combining multiple skills for successful completion. Multiple solutions are generally possible, challenging players to maximize their save count of cavemen. With four difficulty settings—easy, medium, obscure, and insane—and over 120 levels plus hidden bonus challenges, this game promises extensive hours of engaging gameplay.

:: SOLUTIONS We have prioritized ensuring all levels are solvable; comprehensive solution guides—including HD videos and detailed walkthroughs—are available on the Mobile 1UP website. Despite this, the primary challenge remains in solving puzzles independently.

:: TIMEWARP An unlock feature allows players to access certain levels via special codes, unveiling secrets and Easter eggs embedded within the game engine. A complete list of unlock codes can be found on the Mobile 1UP website. Some codes change daily, encouraging frequent visits to discover new content.

:: CREDITS The concept of Caveman is inspired by a classic game initially released for platforms such as Amiga and DOS in 1991. Originally a port of that game, this version features redesigned graphics, audio, and custom levels to meet contemporary gaming standards. The development was led by Aaron Ardiri, with graphics by Tomas Miller and sound effects by Michael McGee. The Android port was developed by SameBits.