1. Driving around on a warm day with the windows down and Bananarama blasting on the stereo



Actually, I think that about sums it up for me.

I'm a sucker for a good level name. You Can't Teach An Old Frog New Tricks is hilarious (and this coming from someone who normally hates puns/wordplay), and so are monikers like Pain (because it is), Lemmings, etc. The original CC expanded my vocabulary a bit (and I was shocked to find out that "Yorkhouse" is apparently not a real word).

Sometimes they're really important aesthetic decisions; "Caves" turns a somewhat visually bland level into something that's actually very entertaining to play (I'm not saying that it's not a good puzzle in and of itself, just that the title adds something).

Edit by rockdet:

Here's the link to the level title bank:

http://chipschalleng...evel_title_bank

Personally, I'm disappointed that more websites aren't doing this. A 24-hour Facebook blackout would galvanize even the most politically apathetic Internet user.



(Maybe this isn't such a big issue at this forum since only a few of us are from the States...)

Hello everyone. I am here posting this to inform that I will be making a levelset (possibly titled JoshL4) that will be mainly focused on the use of the ice block, which I'm sure everyone is aware of.

Anyway, I plan to have around 60 levels in this set, with every level having at least 1 ice block that must be used. I don't know if the ice block can be used in Lynx mode, if not the set will obviously not be Lynx-compatible. As soon as this is confirmed, I might make the set have invalid tiles too. I don't plan this set to be considered for any future CCLP anyways.

Post your guy's thoughts! Feedback is highly appreciated!

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Which of the two do you prefer? I like Macs but have gotten so used to PCs I don't think I could make the switch on a permanent basis. You?

Hello everyone! New here...

Anyway, I was in the process of building and testing my first levelset when I saw something odd occur in one level as I tested it in Lynx mode. As you can see in


video, two fireballs that are supposed to be cloned at the same time end up appearing at different times. This occurs consistently whenever I test the level; it is not a fluke. It occurs in both Tile World and Tile World 2. Does anyone know whether this a glitch, or just a faithfully emulated quirk of the original Lynx game?

I'm posting this because I didn't find anything about it mentioned on the forums, newsgroup or Chip Wiki. Has anyone else seen anything like this?

It's my new set, which I've been working on through the last few weeks. Of course, it's just starting, I have 15 levels right now, but I expect to have some previews available for you guys around the beginning of April. If you have some ideas you'd like to see returning from Rock-Alpha, feel free to let me know, and we'll discuss about it

File category: CC1 Levelsets


My levelset of hard puzzles, tributes, sequels and whatever.

All levels to be submitted for CCLP4.

• Final 49-level version for CCLP4 submission.

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I have released the first incarnation of geodave4.ccl. This levelset will include my hardest levels, plus some sequels and tribute levels. Also, after the CCLP1 project has eliminated levels from geodave3, they may appear here.

This levelset will be my submissions for all future CCLP projects.

Anyone remember this old strategy puzzle game? It's one of my favourites where you had to guide the lemmmings to the end of each level with certain tools and if you failed, they got killed and the game got pretty hard. I never managed to get through all of the expert levels back in the 90s on the Amiga. What about you?