Excerpt: "Whether you have played the original game or not, it is all about reaching the end by collecting keys, moving objects, and doing so in the quickest way possible. The first section is decidedly easy for newcomers and children to learn the core concepts. Helpful hints are displayed by walking over red Hawaiian shirts to guide you. Once you reach the end portal, it displays your final time and world ranking. Apparently Chuck’s Challenge is to never tell you what medals you’ve earned unless you’re looking at the level list. Chuck also doesn’t want you to know the criteria in order to get the gold medal, just simply that you must go faster. Doing well in the game eventually unlocks hats for Woop to wear, that have no gameplay impact or significance, but is just for cosmetic appearance."
Chuck’s Challenge 3D is basically a well-executed puzzle game (in terms of artwork and gameplay). The gameplay is pretty darn addictive which will require you to solve puzzles using different strategies as it incorporates various elements besides moving blocks round. Elements such as unlocking different parts of the puzzle by using keys, barriers, environment features and portals, as well as moving elements as the game progresses. Each level has a certain type puzzle in the elements used which makes it more interesting as you will eventually have to combine previous strategies and elements to solve these levels.
oprainfall writes: "Chuck’s Challenge 3D is a challenge based puzzle game. It’s about getting your player character to the goal, and getting rid of whatever is in your way. It’s certainly not a new idea (it is the spiritual successor to Chip’s Challenge, an old PC game by the same creator), but an old idea done well can still be worthwhile."
Chuck's Challenge 3D is inspired by a very old game for PC. The concept remained the same but now has a current graphics quite nice. It is a puzzle game that works very well on mobile platforms but is also quite enjoyable to play on PC. The story as you would expect in a puzzle game is very simple, serving only to give some context to the game.
