Chip's Challenge 1

Before Chip can join the Bit Busters computer club and hang out with the girl of his dreams, Melinda the Mental Marvel, he must solve all 144 challenging puzzles. Your bird's-eye view can help Chip rush through the puzzles and mazes before he's deleted by monsters, traps and the passage of time.

Chip's Challenge 1 is a puzzle, sokoban and reboot game developed and published by Niffler Ltd..
Released on May 28th 2015 is available only on Windows in 2 languages: English and Greek.

It has received 851 reviews of which 764 were positive and 87 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎

The game is free to play on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Chip's Challenge 1 into these genres:

Puzzle Sokoban Reboot Logic Free to Play Difficult Strategy Top-Down 2D Old School Pixel Graphics Grid-Based Movement Arcade Retro 1990's Singleplayer Nostalgia Classic Indie Cult Classic

Media & Screenshots

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Requirements

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Windows

OS: Vista
Processor: 1 Ghz or faster processor
Memory: 512 MB RAM
DirectX: Version 6.0
Storage: 100 MB available space
Sound Card: 16-bit sound card

Reviews

Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.

Sept. 2024

A test of patience, perseverance, and determination Difficult, painstakingly tedious, and at times downright infuriating, Chip's Challenge lures unsuspecting players in with easy to grasp mechanics, simple enemies and items, and charming retro visuals. That being said, only the most masochistic of players will manage to stick around for the especially evil later levels: dying at a later part of the level and having to redo everything over and over again will be something you'll need to get used to. I want to highlight especially levels 133 Blobdance, 89 Block Buster, and 87 Cityblock, in descending 'suffering experienced' order. At least half of my playtime was concentrated in just these 3 levels - whereas other levels can be completed in a matter of minutes. Blobdance and Cityblock tried my patience like nothing else, though I would discover Block Buster to be significantly easier with pause buffering. Despite how (131) Totally Unfair some of the levels may be, Chip's Challenge still offers swaths of genuinely engaging and fun puzzles within its 150 levels. Take, say, 122 Totally Fair. You're tasked with acquiring 5 chips to get to the ending, 3 of which are right in front of your spawnpoint. However, trying to get the last two results in you getting stuck in a trap, and unable to move further. You'll have to brave venturing into the monster's territory to first survive, and then find a way to manipulate the chomper into standing on the unlock switch for you. Solving that would draw out a sense of satisfaction out of anybody. But even better, is when you get to revisit the concept again in 131 Totally Unfair, and then you notice all the extra things put in place for you to redo the solution in an even more clever manner. Similarly, many of the later levels, like 120 Alphabet Soup, 134 Pain, and 123 The Prisoner had me pleasantly surprised with their fair levels of difficulty, despite seeming virtually unapproachable at first. Being able to work through these puzzles from my childhood on the steam port of this game was a ton of fun, and well worth experiencing for honing one's puzzle-solving skills. PS. Hint for the final level: Block flicking is doable on the steam version, whereas it wasn't present in the original MS version. Block flicking is where you walk straight along besides a block, and just before you leave the tile, press the directional key as if you were to move into the block whilst still holding down the key to go straight. This makes this level so much more reasonable not having to die each time you check a block.

Sept. 2024

This game was released in 1989 for various home computers and the Atari Lynx. The game has the full spectrum of difficulty on the 149 levels, some of which go well overboard with the RNG enemies of walkers and blobs. Also, the music and graphics have two different themes--The more modern style with smooth scrolling and animation and the Windows 3.1 theme akin to the 1990s, plus ways to customize different effects The game being puzzle game, has basic four directional movement with either the arrow keys or the more popular WASD setup, making if accessible to most people. Best of all, the game is a lot of fun to play and doesn't feel tedious. Overall I'd recommend this game to fans of the puzzle genre. As for everyone else, I suggest playing a more casual puzzle game such as Tetris or Portal.

Sept. 2024

good game, but damn if it isn't filtering, especially after level 15

June 2024

A classic puzzle game from back in the day! CC is a top down 'collect them all' style game with obstacles and hazards in the mazes. A fun game to pick up and play for a level or two before going back to what ever you're up to. There is verity on how the levels are set up so it isn't just about slow moving levels to pick up all the chips to end the level with. Check it out if you're into those games!

Feb. 2024

The perfect rendition of a classic. You can switch the graphics modes back and forth between the original "LYNX" system release and the slightly newer Windows version. 150 levels, some more tedious than others, but all really enjoyable. Unlike the second game, this one doesn't get too complicated, and it feels pretty intuitive. A+

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Free to play

8.5

764

Online players

Developer

Niffler Ltd.

Publisher

Niffler Ltd.

Release 28 May 2015

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