This game is bloody brilliant. It certain rivals Solomon's Key as one of the best puzzlers on this console. The tune is especially annoyingly catchy, much like Bubble Bobble.

So looking forward to this.

Wonderful! Adventures of Lolo rivals even Dr. Mario, Tetris, Solomon's Key, and Fire 'n Ice (a prequel from in terms of Solomon's Key, A.K.A. Solomon's Key 2 or Solomon's Key 0 depending on your views) addictiveness!

Im so happy, I am a big fan of puzzle games and I like them even more when they have adventure gameplay (Like Solomon's Key) I will sooo get this game

One of the better puzzler series for the NES, but harder to get into than for example Solomon's key do to the unique game mechanics. This will last you a long time and it's highly recommended.

hard puzzles and crackable passwords

this looks like a fun little puzzler.

This game is finally out in Europe! So so glad about this, and I'm most certainly more ecstatic about this week's VC selection (Lolo and Balloon Fight) than I was for any of Sega's offerings last week. Top stuff. This game's an instant download for me and I can't wait to spend my weekend on this.

Am very impressed with this so far =] Just downloaded it and am a newcomer to the game, but it's addictive! It's already getting really tricky too..

I played Adventures of Lolo with the Super Game Boy on my SNES and it was very hard later on, but I managed to get through all of the stages.
It's an addictive puzzle game, but it's unique gameplay style is not for everyone. I would say, it's for puzzle-freaks only!

I absolutely love this game to death. But is it not going to come to the US? Is it a Europe-only release? Because if so, shame on Nintendo.

Wolfman, it should do, it was released in America.

And yay, I completed this yesterday ^_^ Feels like such an achievement! Now bring on Lolo 2 and 3! (And, err, 1 for the USA =P)

I played this recently without knowing what to do or anything. Needless to say I kept having to suicide and restart the level. Its an enjoyable game and one I am sad to have missed out on when I first had my NES.

What is this game like. The screenshots look a little like an old game for the NES called Kickle Cubicle which was made by Irem.

It's not quite what I expected, and I probably would have been better off saving my points. It's alright, but I doubt I'll see it through to the end.

How far are you Mendez? Keep at it, it does pick up at around about floor 3-4. Then it's puzzle heaven from then onwards!

Lolo 2 and Lolo 3 are even better...the whole series is awesome!! I hope they all come out on the VC.

I think I'm probably on around the 10th-15th puzzle. It was alright I suppose but I just failed to see what the fuss was about..

Only that? Keep going, it's not that taxing there. It does get a lot more challenging and fun a tiny bit after where you are.

But then again, it just may not be your cup of tea. As a huge puzzle fan, it's a gem I'm glad I've discovered, but it isn't necessarily for everyone.

Daz is right again on this one. Lolo is a classic, 2-D puzzler in which each level requires you to evade enemies in order to secure hearts, open a treasure chest, and leave the room. The level design here is quite impressive. Lolo is long and challenging and well worth the 500 Wii points.

This game was one of my favorite games for NES when I was a kid, along with Super Mario Bros 3 and Kirby's Adventure. In fact, I still love this game. I can honestly tell you that this is an awesome game that is just as good as Dr. Mario and Yoshi's Cookie. If you liked either of those two >_> Anyways, please download and enjoi.

I've been waiting for this one. Although I can't justify giving it 5 stars, really, because it was surpassed in just about every way by both of its sequels (which of course I hope also come to the VC!). Still, it's quite a good game and a good introduction to the series - and the music is catchy too!

I remember renting this when I was a kid. When I finally finished it I felt really smart. Those pink and grey medusas scared the hell out of me! IMO, the puzzle aspect of Lolo is more enjoyable than Solomon's Key (which I consider more of an action game) since you're not rushed by a timer. The superb level design is constructed like a Sudoku or Picross puzzle.

I absolutely love it, though not as much as some others. This is my favorite puzzle game though!

i seen rumor that there is an expert mode, or some way you can change the skill level, i just recently beat it and i would prefer a more challenging run this time...... is there such a cheat to change the level of difficulty?

Adventures of Lolo games are a part of Eggerland series, in case you guys didn't knew. I believe the series was pretty popular in Japan, because there's 10 different games released over there, the last one being in 2000.

You can read more about the series from here: http://home.houston.rr.com/cbfinch/eggerland/

Here's wishing for a Eggerland comeback...

The first time I played this game was when I was just a kid, and at that time the puzzles, they seem to be too hard. A decade later and -5 buckazoids, I see the game as an introduction to the the World of Lolo games. The first puzzles are easy and you get familliar with the mechanics of gameplay. Things really start to spice up from the 5th floor where the puzzles are not as easy as they seem to be. Just wait you get to the 10-5 floor, the "ultimate puzzle room"! LOL.

"The Adventures of LOLO? Man you've better saved the receipt!" Quote from Anybody remember that?

Gah, I didn't watch what it was from, but I've heard of that...

Either way, couldn't they have actually picked a bad game for that line?

I loved this game. I finally beat it a few weeks ago after having downloaded it. That was gratifying...I can't wait until Adventures of Lolo 2 comes out so that I can do it again.

I remember seeing this series in Nintendo Power. Sadly, I never got to play it back in the day.

The style of puzzle solving is really unique. Even the graphics are still charming (vintage pixel art!!!).

OMG! Kickle Cubicle! I remember that! It was an awesome game and also must have the best mascot name in the entire NES library.

"The Adventures of LOLO? Man you've better saved the receipt!" Quote from Anybody remember that?

Homestar Runner!

LOVE IT! I love this game and will be picking up the sequels as they come, great for anyone who likes to think.

Clever, basic game!

Bought it for the wife, Cant stand it myself but she loves it.
Im no good at puzzle games, I get her to do the puzzles in other games too

Man, level 10-3 is SOOOOO hard! I've almost completed the game now though!

The only problem I have with this game is that it sort of feels a bit repetitive. It's definitely a brainbender, for sure. I would suggest Lolo 2 or 3 over this one (especially 3) - 2 because it is even more difficult, and 3 because it is far longer and has more to the gameplay.

i got 1000 points left so i think im gonna download this one, then when i finish lolo 2

wow this game is awesome! im at 6-something and some of those puzzles are real headscratchers!

I love this game! How many levels are on each floor though? I haven't been keeping track and am on floor 5. When I am done though, Lolo 2 is next on my list

I finished it in one night. Still the best spent points yet. I've got too many "difficult in the wrong way" games like Sonic (damn Marble Zone) and Star Tropics ("don't despair, mike, just replay the whole dungeon a few more times"). Lolo has a few annoying puzzles with fast moving creatures (where you've figured out HOW to do it, but keep making "finger errors") but it's 90% gold.

I agree with the comment above me, this game is difficult in a good way, where its challenging and you need your brain. ninja gaiden II, and zelda ALTTP are way unfairly hard.

No, this game isn't challenging. The other games in the series are. This one just introduces you to the concept. You can breeze through this one in no time. Floor 10 here is roughly the same difficulty as floor 3 or so in Lolo 2.

Phantom: 5 rooms per floor for 10 floors, making a total of 50 rooms in all.

I remember my cousins turning me onto this game back in the day. They were obsessed with LOLO. I never was much of a puzzle gamer, casual at best, but I always enjoyed this game for it's simplicity and characters.

It was one of the best puzzle games, similar to Kickle Cubicle. Trivia: You get to fight against Lolo and Lala in Kirby's Dreamland. Shame they were on opposite sides then!

Anyone have the music still stuck in your head?

I agree with the 4* rating you game it (that what I put in mine) it's a great game but it's feel really old like Solomon's Key it's not a bad things but since I didn't play it when it first came out I don't have the retro memory that came with it that make it a little less enjoyable to me...

I'm a puzzler fan and I played Lolo as a kid, so it's no great surprise that I (still) love the game today. It's an action puzzle game--much like Solomon's Key or Chip's Challenge--rather than a logic puzzle game (Sudoku, Kakuro, Picross) or Tetris-like (Dr. Mario, Planet Puzzle League, Meteos). Because of this, timing is an important part of many puzzles, although Lolo lacks the timer-of-death element that Solomon's Key features. I give the game 4/5 with respect to its quality and playability in the context of today. It's a very short game and the music--while catchy--gets repetitive very, very quickly. Sometimes a stage will seem harder than it should be for where it's placed in the game. Overall, though, it's a gem of a puzzler and any puzzle fan owes it to him- or herself to give it a try.

I love this game this is one of those games my mom played and beat before I did.
I live 8 hours from my family now and my mom wants a wii just because of this game.
wonderful

my friend has this game for vc its pretty fun but gets old quick ive never played the second but i imagine its the same just different puzzles

Very challenging game.

This seems like an interesting little puzzler, but it doesn't really interrest me much, so I don't think I'll get it.

This is the best puzzle game you can get. This and Toki Tori.

Really challenging, but worth it if you like ripping you hair out! =]

I played this one my NES. I was never a big fan of the series. Very generic

Excellent game, though I'm not much of a fan of the puzzle genre. Good timing, because my old NES is not compatible with my TV anymore
Can't wait for #3 to come out!

Would anybody be interested in seeing "Adventures of Lolo 4" on Wiiware once the third game gets released? I think I would. But make sure it has modern graphics.

Ah, so THIS is what lolo is. I saw "$00pah NiN10Doh!" on Newgrounds and this guy appeared twice randomly, and now I know where he's from. Whoa...must I check it out...? I guess.

i saw the irate gamer mention this game during one of his reviews so i decided to check this game out and it looks awesome

Just completed. A fantastic puzzle game, with some superbly evil level designs over the last 3 floors. Everything is completely fair and logical, though, it just takes some patience. This and Solomon's Key (which only just pips Lolo for my affections) are by far my favourite NES downloads.

Is this where they got LoLoLo in kirby from?