Tweaked MM Levels
Tweaked levels for WonkyPix Manic Miner
Retro fun for all the family.
Introduction and Downloads
Introduction
Guide Willy through 20 treacherous, moving and collapsing levels, avoiding a variety of hazards. Collect all the keys before the time runs out to progress to the next level. Overall these levels should be easier than the original ones. Oh, and there's an extra life for every 10,000 points.
Controls
[Q, E, T, U, O, Left] = Left
[W, R, Y, I, P, Right] = Right
[Z] to [M] or [Space, Up] = Jump
[A] to [G] = Pause
[H] to [L] = Music on/off
[Esc] = Restart game
Note
Pressing [F1] will cause Willy to lose a life, but a replay of that level being completed will play, and you'll move on to the next level.
Compatibility
If you have any problems downloading or running this game, please contact Bob by clicking the email icon, bottom-right of this page.
Downloads
Windows 7/8/10 - with support for OpenGL 2
Stored on MEGA.NZ
📂 MM Tweaked 2 BETA
(Updated on: 2019-03-24, 162.6MB)
Game includes: WonkyPix (AGK) Manic Miner engine
Game includes: Graphics by Andy Noble
Level theme tunes by various artists
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Tweaked Level Layouts
Our Hero
Miner Willy
Andy Noble's design on which other Willy's are based.
Hat-less Willy
Stylishly coiffured, and devil-may-care!
Bank Robber Willy
Never hurts nobody, but loves to take their money!
Ghost Willy
Ever wanted to play as a Pac-Man ghost?
Full Credits
Original Game: Matthew Smith
© 1983 BUG-BYTE Ltd, and SOFTWARE PROJECTS Ltd
© 1997 Alchemist Research
Base For Game Engine: AppGameKit.com (AGK)
Game Engine: WonkyPix.com
Main Graphics: Andy Noble
Additional Graphics: Bob McFarlane
Slight Level Tweaks: Bob McFarlane
Theme Tune Artists (in alphabetical order):
▪ Nicolai Heidlas
▪ Kevin MacLeod
▪ Purple Planet Music
▪ Gioachino Rossini
▪ Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
▪ DJ Doctor Toast
Music licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Comments
Huge thanks to Jason Brooks for his kind help in implementing game engine suggestions.
Editing Tools: Bluefish Editor, Paint Shop Pro and Audacity. As the Wonkypix engine is so easy to edit, you only need simple software to create an almost infinite variety of levels. Why not give it a try?
The are levels designed to get progressively more difficult but none should be beyond the ability of the average player. If you find yourself struggling, take your time, pause the game, and look for an alternative route. Good luck!