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Chuck's Challenge 3D 2020 is out now, as a free update and a major revamp to the tile-based puzzle game from the creator of the classic Chip's Challenge.

What is it? A fiendishly addictive puzzler that’s packed with features that will tease the brain and challenge the fingers. It also comes with a level editor that lets you upload and share your levels for everyone to play and rate, all from within the game. From what Niffler Ltd said about it: "The game walks the player through the evolution of gaming: move from A to B, collect items, the red key opens the red door, and much more. But, like Lego, knowing what each piece does is only the beginning of the fun, as players can also create and share their own levels using a simple paint-style interface and seamless cloud storage."

Over the last 14 months Chuck’s Challenge 3D 2020 has been rebuilt for desktop and includes:

  • Remastered Graphics
  • Redesigned GUI with more options
  • Refined Gameplay
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"We're so excited about releasing Chuck’s Challenge 3D 2020." said Niffler’s – Puzzle Master – Chuck Sommerville. "We’ve decided, as a special thank you to fans who’ve supported us over the last 30 years, to make Chip's Challenge 1 free on Steam. Plus it allows new fans to start playing my puzzle games: Chip's Challenge 1 + 2 and Chuck's Challenge 3D 2020."

It comes with over 150 levels made by the developer and with such awesome dedication so long after release, along with it supporting Linux they're a developer worth giving over your monies to.

You can buy x from Humble Store and Steam.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Mnoleg Sep 22, 2020
I still keep a copy of this game from the good old Desura days, it's a fun casual puzzle game. Not sure if I'll be able to get the update though, the Desura website looks very weird lately.
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