
Chip is back and this time he's teamed up with Melinda to try and solve even more puzzles built from a combination of new and old monster, hazards and game elements created by Vladimir Gerajkee The Puzzle Master.
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Por el precio que tiene y las horas de desafíos y puzzles super ingeniosos no comprar este juego y que además te guste el género me parece un insulto.
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Good. but there is a setting bug. 1. set music volume to 0% and stop game 2. start game and music plays at 100% while settings says 0% My guess is the game stores the volume setting but it does not parse it on start up.
[h1]Chip's Challenge 2, he mostly determined what the word 'puzzle' actually means.[/h1] [b][u]PROS[/u]:[/b] Chip's Challenge 2 is a tile based puzzle game that adds onto the concepts brought on by the original title in a way one should expect a sequel to do. The puzzles feel more well designed than that of the original, providing a better sense of challenge. This is not perfected across the board, but more of the puzzles feel closer to figuring out the solution, rather than trial & error. On top of that, the game also adds in new tools & mechanics, as well as the ability to play as Melinda, who has her own strengths & weaknesses compared to Chip. However, it also comes with all the advancements of the previous game, & all options for visual styles are carried over. [b][u]CONS[/u]:[/b] As stated in my review of Chip's Challenge 1, there is a limited amount of background music, & they loop constantly throughout the game. It's not a big deal, but it can get annoying going through 200 levels. Although many of the problems were fixed in the sequel, some levels still have that notorious trial & error, instant untelegraphed death gameplay that merely punishes the player for not having made it to that point of the stage previously, though it feels like fewer this time around. Besides that, the only minor hiccup is that some of the new items are used so scarcely that they feel underutilized. The hook, for instance, is only used in 2 of the 200 levels. Given the sheer amount of levels, it's a shame some get very little attention. [b][u]ACHIEVEMENTS[/u]:[/b] This list is similar to the original, but still has a challenge to it (pun intended). Clearing out all of the stages will net most of them, with several requiring finishing with items on the player as well as doing it on one's first try. Thanks to the lack of trial & error stages, the achievements also feel a bit more earned compared to the first title. [b][u]FINAL[/u]:[/b] Chip's Challenge 2 is everything one would want out of a sequel. Though the visuals & audio remain constant, the puzzles are improved, with more tools, options, & most importantly, levels. Thanks to it not repeating stages from the previous game, it only adds onto it rather than making it obsolete. Easily worth a buy if puzzle games are enjoyable to you in the slightest.
The sequel to the classic puzzle game of the 90s PC era. Go play it.
Buen juego. Estaría bueno que estuviera también en español y que permitiera hacer capturas de pantalla
Clear Out is the new Blobnet
best game ever
I waited a long time to play this game, after enjoying the first one in the 90's! If anyone has a spare moment, they should give this a go. There are lots of custom levels to do after the original ones are taken care of.
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