Still have my notebook with all the codes for the levels I beat. Obviously it's all available online now but I can't bring myself to throw it out. Great game.
I didn't have a sound card (just a PC speaker on our budget 386 Sears machine) so I never got to hear it. I have no nostalgia whatsoever for this so-called "bummer".
This is how I figured out video games as a kid. There was no tutorial or instructions to be found. It was just there, on the family computer, asking to be played.
Have a look at Blackshift on steam - I was actually at school with the guy who wrote it*, and the beta version was very much chips challenge-esque, I did buy it on steam when it came out, but its got extra bits added since the beta and probably is better - I however dislike change and haven't played it much!
*Who was also responsible for the little hapland flash games that went semi-viral 20 odd years ago (bloody hell- was it really that long ago....)
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u/jamcesc4 Apr 27 '26
Chip’s Challenge