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Tips, Information about the Game, and More
Chip's Challenge newsgroup — official discussion group for Chip's Challenge. Use this link if you have a newsreader such as Outlook Express; you will also have to get a username and password from Annexcafe. If you don't want to use a newsreader, then use the newsportal at Anders Kaseorg's site to access the group through your Internet browser.
CC Zone — a discussion forum by Tom P. Probably the most popular CC discussion forum at this time besides the official newsgroup.
Chip's Challenge Wiki — started by Craiga2124. A "wiki" containing lots of CC info and level walkthroughs (video and text) for all CC1 and CCLP2 levels. Updated fairly often. I could see this turning into (and it kind of already is) one of the most informative CC sites out there.
Chip's Plus Site — by Alice Voith. Has excellent maps and tips for CC1 levels.
Public TWS — from pie guy's site. TWS solutions for all CC1 and CCLP2 levels. To view the solutions, you need Tile World (listed below in the "Chip's Challenge clones" section).
CC solutions — from StrategyWiki. Has walkthroughs for many CC1 and CCLP2 levels.
Richard Field's site — includes his level guides, and links to a few other level guides.
Svatopluk's site — contains tips and maps for all 149 CC1 levels
Chip's Challenge Downloads — by Tyler Sontag. Contains a list of almost all CC-related programs and graphics available. Some are links to other pages, and some are files directly from his site.
(To play them, you will need Tile World (listed in the "Chip's Challenge clones" section below) or, if you already have Chip's Challenge, you can use MyChips, Chip's Controls, or CCTools from the "Programs people have made" section below.)
The Yahoo group — you can upload your own sets here. Has most of the level sets available. You have to be a member, but it's free.
pie guy's site — has some level sets, including his own. You can become a member and upload your own level set here too.
Chip's Portal — a new site by theponderism. Contains level set uploading and automatic score reporting.
My level set page — contains links (not direct downloads from my site) to almost every level set on the Internet.
MikeL2 — my level set of 200 levels, and its scoreboard and AVIs. There is also a Tile World Lynx-compatible version of MikeL2 available.
Scores for the Levels
Jimmy Vermeer's site — lists everyone's times and total scores on CC1 and CCLP2 levels (hasn't been updated since 2006)
Ruben Spaans' page — lists the confirmed and unconfirmed records, as well as the evolution of the records, for CC1 and CCLP2 (wasn't updated since 2004, and has now reverted to a 2002 update since switching to a new URL)
MyChips — by Dale Bryan. Use this to make a separate .exe file for all the level sets you make or download. That way, the scores of each set won't interfere with each other.
Chip's Controls — by Mike L (me). Play many level sets with just one EXE file and one INI file. Also contains ChipEnd, an EXE Creator, a DAC file generator for Tile World, and a score file editor.
CCTools — by Michael H. Comes with a level editor, level player/manager, and a CHIPS.EXE customizer. In August 2010, an alpha version of the CCTools level editor CCEdit was released for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
ChipEdit — by John Elion. The first level editor released.
cclpinfo — by Andrew E. and Madhav Shanbhag. Outputs level specs for all the levels of the specified level set.
ccdiff — by Madhav Shanbhag. Compares two versions of a level set. This file is at the Yahoo group, so you will need to be a member if you aren't already.
T-Chip — by Ruben Spaans. Get timed on the untimed levels!
MapMaker — by Ruben Spaans. Make maps of CC levels.
ChipCap — by Anders Kaseorg. Record animated solutions of Chip's Challenge levels.
CCpatch — by ccexplore. A CC patch that fixes the bug that causes the game to crash when Chip steps on a square that has a monster, key, or boot on both the top and bottom layer. I'm not sure if this patch is legal for scorekeeping purposes.
fullsec — by ccexplore. A CC patch that gives you the full first second every time you play a level (except for the "pre-move" bug - don't worry about it if you don't know what that is).
pgchip — by David Stolp (pie guy). A CC patch that adds a new tile to the game - the ice block.
Tile World — by Brian Raiter. An emulation of Chip's Challenge - both the MS CC and Lynx versions. Compatible on computers running either Windows or Linux, and maybe Mac.
Tile World for Macintosh — by Thomas Harte. A port of Tile World that will definitely work on Mac.
Tile World for GP2X — by Dan Silsby. A port of Tile World for the GP2X handheld gaming system.
Chip's Challenge for Dingoo — by Harteex. A port of Chip's Challenge for a handheld device called the Dingoo.
TileGame — by Frode van der Meeren. A port of Chip's Challenge for the TI-83/84 graphing calculator. Located at the Chip's Challenge Yahoo group, so you'll need to become a member if you aren't already.
Online TileGame — by Frode van der Meeren - an online version of the above TileGame clone.
Block Pusher — by William S aka Starfire. If you have problems running the version of the game found here, download "pusher.zip" from this site instead.