Oh No! is available in two versions, one a stand-alone and the other an add-on disk that requires the original Lemmings. There are 100 new screens to solve and they have the same range of difficulty as the originals. Overall, these new levels are even better than the first set. I think that's probably because the designers have had more time to create them and have also had a year's worth of feedback from players. At any rate, if you're a Lemmings fan, Oh No! is an absolute requirement for your collection.

AmigaDatormagazin

Psygnosis bjuder som alltid på snygg grafik och bra musik. Inte mycket att säga om med med andra ord. Helt enkelt en bra och prisvärd uppföljare som ingen Lemmingsfantast bör missa. Och givetvis en höjdare för alla som missade Lemmings förra året.

DOSAbandonia

I don’t think this game needs any introduction. It’s the sequel to the famous Lemmings, and it adds even more fun to the world of Lemmings. There are now five new difficulties to play, from the easiest Tame to the more difficult Havoc. There are new graphics (it’s still using the old Lemmings-engine, so the graphics are not better, just new themes) and new fancy melodies (not any technically improvements here either) to listen to when you guide your Lemmings-friends into freedom.

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