NES

Adventures of Lolo 3

The slogan for the Adventures of Lolo series should be ''The family that plays together stays together in the house for six months until the neighbors have to call the police to get them out.'' As in previous games in this series, the challenge is to navigate Lolo (or, for the first time, his mate, Lala) through a sequence of rooms filled with pesky, strategically placed enemies and movable blocks. Still, though the game has action-adventure elements, the focus is on problem solving — it can take days to figure out how to clear a single room.

Hal America's third adventure featuring Lolo and Lala is the biggest and best yet, with 17 levels and 100 mind-boggling rooms. It has completely new underwater stages and now you can be either Lolo or Lala.

Gillar man pusselspel utan stress så är Lolo 3 i det närmaste idealiskt. Bjud gärna in grannen, så har du någon att diskutera spelet med. Då blir det nämligen ännu roligare.

Lolo 3 is pretty good for the 3rd in the series. Puzzle games aren't my thing, but this one is very involving and fun to play. It's kind of like Boxxle, but the puzzles have more variety. The only drawback is that once you beat all the levels you don't want to play it anymore.

So, overall, Adventures of Lolo 3 is actually quite a good game, the programmers just went a little too far with it. 100 levels? It may not seem like much, but considering that some of the later ones may take up to an hour or two to complete alone if you're not cheating, you're not going to be having fun after a short while, trust me. Still, I'd say it's worth a look for most NES fans, just have a password sheet ready so that when you get tired of it you can just say screw it like I did and jump ahead to the end.