The game actually has close to levels so there is a lot of challenge to keep you here and occupied for a very long time. On the flip side of that, the levels despite being challenging are also quite small which is great as this is intended as a pickup and play style game.
So, you can fire it up, play a level or two and then put it back down. Each of the levels us full of hazards that Chip must deal with. These range from spiders to fire pits. Platforms and other moving things that you need to worry about. Each level puts forward a different challenge and it is up to you to figure out how to get all of the microchips and make it to the exit without dying.
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. To unlock a door, you'll have to get the key of the same colour as the lock symbol on the door. For the sticky "circles", you have to push a block onto a switch, which will make the circle normal. I almost forgot To pass through, you'll have to explode them.
This is achieved by pushing a block on them or activating an object that will move to them. There are also chips behind moving blocks. Sometimes you'll have to push blocks into the water so you can cross over and retrieve your chip. As for the graphics, I think they're good for - maybe very good.
There is an option for sound effects, but they don't play on my system when that option is selected. There is background music which sounds great. It resembles the music in Charlie Chaplin movies. I give this game a 4 because it was a great game for ; however, despite the monsters and unexpected bits, it can become monotonous collecting chips. It's quite difficult to pass the later levels and takes a lot of time and patience. What would be great is a level builder, but this game doesn't have one.
More commonly known as the best game in Microsoft's Windows Entertainment Pack series and one of the most innovative games ever made for any system, Chip's Challenge was actually first released by Epyx in with little fanfare. The game even has a neat plot for an action game: Chip is a love-starved nerd who's desparate for a date with Melina, a fellow nerd nerdette?
To prove that he's worthy of her attention, Chip must go through dozens of rooms to get to Melanie. Unlike a typical puzzle game in which every level presents only slight variations on the same theme, Chip's Challenge offers such a wide range of tasks to perform and sub-goals to reach on your way to the exit, that no two levels feel the same. 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. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. Chip's Challenge Windows 3. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Topics puzzle , strategy Language English. Description first appeared on myabandonware. It's a dream come true to be able to play this game again 25 years later!!
This game is challenging enough for young and older adults and yet simple enough for kids, IF they have the patience to keep trying! Chip's Challenge is a brain buster for sure!! Software Library: Windows 3. Software Library.
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