| One man does all the hard work
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|---|---|
| Statistics (Lemmings Touch) | |
| Difficulty | Tricky |
| Column | 1 |
| Level # | 1 |
| No. of Lemmings | 5 |
| Requirements (Lemmings Touch) | |
| One Star | 1 Lemming, 4:00 |
| Two Stars | 3 Lemmings, 2:40 |
| Three Stars | 5 Lemmings, 1:20 |
| Level Chronology (Lemmings Touch) | |
| Previous | Big Bowl Of Fun (Easy) |
| Next | Gather round and break away |
One man does all the hard work is the sixteenth Special level in the 2006 remake of Lemmings. It is also the first level of the Tricky difficulty in Lemmings Touch.
Strategy[]
Assign a Digger to the first Lemming who spawns. The second Lemming should escape the pit; assign a Builder to it at the corner of the pipe. The Lemming will walk over the floating pipe and fall to the pipe below it, after which it will run into a round pipe and turn around. When the Lemming is at the edge of the bottom pipe, assign a Builder to it. Assign a Basher to any Lemming inside the pipe pit at the right wall. Assign a Basher to any Lemming facing the round pipe. to let the Lemmings reach the Exit.
Alternate strategy (only perfect solution in Lemmings Touch)[]
Assign a Digger to the second Lemming who spawns, then immediately assign a Basher to it. Wait for the first Lemming to walk to the very end of the pipe corner, then assign a Builder to it. Two Lemmings will walk ahead of the Builder. Assign a Builder to the second-frontmost Lemming to stall it. When the frontmost Lemming falls to the bottom pipe and faces the round pipe, assign a Basher to it.
Notes[]
- The intended solution after which the level was named, where one Lemming leaves the rest behind to create the entire path all on its own, does not result in a 3-star perfection in Lemmings Touch.