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Les MarcheursSee how it plays

The only walker-rescue puzzle game

The 1991 feeling, in a browser tab.

For everyone who played it as a kid on Amiga, PC or console, and now has five minutes at lunch or in the evening.

Les Marcheurs
Pixel-art level: a line of little orange-haired walkers marches along a stone ledge while one digs below and another builds a brick stair
Les Marcheurs
  • Plays in

    A browser tab

  • Costs

    5 EUR, once

  • Comes with

    No ads

An original browser game built on the same old mechanic: a stream of little walkers marches blindly forward, and you hand out the jobs that save enough of them before time runs out.

Little walkers tumbling outward in every direction around a big red button, trailing sparks

Every level has a big red button. Press it and your own level goes Boom.

A long single-file line of little walkers marching across a slab of grass and earth

Open the page. The first

10

levels are free, and need no account.

Three moves, and you are in

It is the old idea, rebuilt for the browser: you cannot stop the stream, only change where it ends up.

Grass hill level with walkers on a stone ledge
Meadow level with a windmill and a river
Snowy level with a brick stair
Cavern level with rivers of fire
Dark cave level with a rope bridge over spikes
Ice level with a frozen waterfall
A walker digging a shaft underground
Walkers winding along a dirt path
Stone ledges above a lava pool
A walker climbing a cave wall
Walkers laying bricks over a gap

Sample levels, generated art made for this page.

  1. The stream marches

    A stream of little walkers marches blindly forward. It does not wait for you.

    Step

    1

  2. You hand out jobs

    Dig, build, block or climb. One job at a time, to the walker who needs it.

    Step

    2

  3. Save enough

    Get enough of them through before time runs out. The rest are lost.

    Step

    3

Four jobs

Dig. Build. Block. Climb. Those are the jobs you hand out as the stream marches past, and every level asks you to choose well.

A cutaway block of earth: one little walker digs with a pickaxe, one builds a brick stair and one stands blocking with arms out

Level going wrong? There is a big red button. Boom.

Les Marcheurs
A cavern level with rivers of fire and a line of walkers on a stone ledge
Sample poster, made for this page.

Five minutes is enough

A laptop on a lunch desk showing a pixel-art level with a line of little walkers, next to a sandwich and a mug of coffee

You have a job, maybe kids, and a lunch break or a quiet evening. That is all this game asks for.

One price, said once

The first 10 levels are free. The whole game is one 5 EUR payment.

  • A grass hill level with walkers crossing a stone ledge

    Free

    The first 10 levels

    Play them without an account. Open the page and walk.

  • A snowy level where walkers build a brick stair

    5 EUR, once

    The full game

    A single payment through Stripe hosted checkout unlocks the full game forever. NanoCorp is merchant of record.

  • A meadow level with a windmill and a river

    Never

    No ads, no subscription

    No in-game currency either. You pay once and that is the end of it.

Sample levels, generated art made for this page.

Do you remember…?

The stream is already marching.

A snowy pixel-art level with walkers building a brick stair toward a lit doorway