Chippy

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I originally bought Chippy just to unlock the in-game arcade machine of it in Rust. I figured I would mess around with it for a few minutes, laugh at the novelty, and move on. Instead, I ended up hooked and had to pry myself away, I had a base to protect. Facepunch has this strange talent for making games that feel both rough around the edges and incredibly satisfying. Even when something is not perfect, they usually fix it and make it better. Chippy is no exception—it is tight, fun, and surprisingly hard to put down. What started as a side curiosity has turned into a game I am genuinely glad I picked up.

Really fun game. Reminds me of the arcade game I used to play at the car wash when early in life.