Overall, this is one of the best puzzle games ever made, and a must-have for every puzzle gamer, especially experts who have frowned at easy games. Two thumbs up! Uploaded by FreeMediaKids! Internet Archive's 25th Anniversary Logo. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.
Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. The main goal is to escape, but the subtasks needed to accomplish this varies so widely that it's impossible to find a universal strategy. Among other things, Chip will negotiate mazes, race against time limits, avoid thieves, turn off force fields, deal with water, fire, and ice hazard, avoid chip-eating creatures.
The seemingly endless variety of levels is what makes Chip's Challenge so addictive, since different levels require different strategies to finish.
Some levels require doing things in a certain sequence; others have lots of possibilities but only one answer, and still others require precise timing and fast movement. Most levels, however, emphasize quick thinking over reflexes, so anyone who is not blessed with lightning-fast reflexes shouldn't feel too intimidated. Last but not least, the interface in Chip's Challenge is extremely friendly, and encourages replayability. Chip has an unlimited number of lives, so you can redo a level as often as you want until you solve it.
If you fail too often, the game will even generously let you skip the current level. Best of all, the first eight levels are tutorials that gradually introduce new gameplay elements so that players will not be overwhelmed.
Overall, this is one of the best puzzle games ever made, and a must-have for every puzzle gamer, especially experts who have frowned at easy games.
Two thumbs up! The next best thing is to download and play Tile World , a fanmade 'emulator' that allows you to play the original levels plus hundreds of homemade levels created by fans of the game.
Part of what can help you with this is your boots. Chip can put on different boots that will let him pass through certain obstructions. I really like how while the game at its core is a puzzle game, there are also some more action-packed levels for you to deal with as well. It helps keep you on your toes and also prevent the game from getting too boring.
While there is a story in Chip's Challenge the main point of the game is all about getting the best high score that you can. Also, there is a time limit on each level so you are also racing against the clock. I found the game to be very challenging as a kid and when I played the most recent version that was on Steam, the game is still really hard!
The difficulty though I feel is fair and I did find myself wanting to beat my times and high scores so they clearly did something right. Chip's Challenge I feel is one of the more forgotten and underrated puzzles games of the 80s. While I have very strong nostalgia feelings for the Atari Lynx version. The PC version is the way to go. It is easier to see what you are doing and the game is just more fun all around. If you like puzzle games, Chip's Challenge is well worth giving a try. Chip's Challenge dares you to explore and find your way through different puzzles loaded with hazards, dangers, and rewards.
However, before she'll let him in, he must prove his intelligence by passing the initiation test. Use tools such as keys, and special shoes to bypass obstacles. Manipulate switches to and use dirt blocks to build bridges across waterways. Avoid enemy creatures, grab all the computer chips in the level, and hurry to the exit: On top of everything else, there's a time limit! I used to play this game on my first PC, and I remember that I got addicted very fast. It was given to me by a friend who had a powerful machine and use to play some new releases.
But that's not important. When I first heard the name "chips" I thought that this would be a game with food, but when I played I realised that the "chips" were hardware stuff. In this game you take the control of a little guy who must collect x numbers of cosmic computer chips to unlock a passway to complete the level. For , this game is terrific. Don't think that all you have to do is walk around collecting chips The later levels are hard, and you must plan every step very carefully so you can finish the level.
At the first levels there are hints, and I suggest you read them. There are monsters that vary from balls to some strange looking creatures. There are 6 different terrains, and every one has his own effect on your character.
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