Purple monks are unpredictable these most resemble the monks of the original. The only way to be killed by one is to step directly in its path. Blue monks are blind and follow a set pattern of movement. There's even a handy set of tutorial levels that familiarize yourself with the power-ups, bombs, and maneuvers you'll need. GameSpot's thorough review says it all about why the game is so addictive: "Instead of moving linearly through the 144 levels of Lode Runner Returns, occasionally pausing to watch the movies, acquire new power-ups, and change backgrounds, Lode Runner 2 lets you choose which world you want to start and any level therein. A combination of skillful digging, dodging, and collecting opens an escape portal to the next level. The hole you dig to find gold can also be used to trap, and temporarily kill, the monks. Your goal is to run around each level, collecting all the gold, while trying to avoid being killed by wandering monks.
Montezuma's Return, 3D Lemmings), Lode Runner 2 uses graphics to its advantage to enhance gameplay, which has remained the same since the Apple II days. In contrast to most other puzzle game remakes/sequels in which 3D bells and whistles somewhat diminish the fun of the original (e.g. Lode Runner fans will be pleased to see that Presage has managed to keep the addictive gameplay intact with all the new graphical improvements. Aside from different physical apperances, Jack and Jane are identical, though. Perhaps to attract more women gamers, this sequel has also added a companion (Jane) to its main character (Jake Peril). Although the character from Lode Runner On-line looks the same, the world is now fleshed out in 3D, which you view from an isometric perspective. Lode Runner 2 is the sequel to the remake of Doug Smith's timeless classic, and last in the series. Another classic puzzler that migrates to the 3D world, this time with an outstanding result.
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