Chipmunk's Adventures Reviews

Cute pixel graphics, relaxing music, and exciting logic puzzles. Some levels take a few minutes to solve, but some is pretty hard, especially if you don't wanna use "tips" and get all three stars (as I did). I really like it and If you're looking for an addictive logic challenge this game is recommended :)

I don't know about you, but I've never witnessed any chipmunks behave quite like the one in [i]Chipmunk's Adventures[/i], a simplistic [i]Sokoban[/i] variant with a peculiar forest motif. Stockpiling nuts is on this pint-sized protagonist's to-do list, but the task isn't as straightforward as you might expect, since the otherwise inviting woodlands where the nuts reside are home to all manner of dangerous ants, amphibians, and prickly obstacles. Through the use of scores of anomalous stone cubes and rolling boulders, the surprisingly aggressive chipmunk flattens the varmints and scurries towards victory. Thankfully, no viscera can be seen when these critters get pancaked; the ESRB E rating bestowed upon this title is no illusion. The chipmunk is a bit of a traditionalist of sorts when it comes to getting the job done, as there are no undo or rewind functions available if the level becomes unsolvable (Some checkpoints are present, however). The levels are very brief, so the absence of these functions is hardly a dealbreaker. Nicely detailed solutions to the levels can be accessed from the game's hint system, provided that the chipmunk is willing to part with valuable seeds earned during the journey. [i]Chipmunk's Adventures[/i] might not tread any new paths in the foliage gameplay-wise, but it still provides a few hours of decent block-pushing antics.