- November 11, 2016
- Yippee Entertainment LTD
Chimpact 1: Chuck's Adventure
64%Game Brain Score
graphics, humor
gameplay, story
64% User Score 73 reviews
Platforms
About
Luscious environments with a variety of delightful characters make Chimpact top of its class. Collect gems, medallions and bananas by chucking your chimp through stunning jungle landscapes. Use bananas to add abilities to your chimp and complete all levels perfectly.








Audience ScoreBased on 73 reviews
graphics6 positive mentions
story2 negative mentions
- The game features bright, colorful graphics that are appealing and kid-friendly.
- Gameplay can be fun and engaging, especially for casual players and children.
- There are interesting challenges and power-ups that add some depth to the gameplay.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and broken levels, making it difficult to complete.
- Controls can be frustrating and imprecise, leading to a tedious gameplay experience.
- It feels like a mobile port that doesn't translate well to PC, lacking features like cloud support and controller compatibility.
gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally considered fun and engaging at first, featuring unique mechanics like a trampoline and a bubble shooter style, but it suffers from numerous bugs that hinder progress and a grind that many find excessive. While the controls are designed for mobile use, they feel less suited for PC, leading to a lack of engagement and irritation for some players. Overall, the game has potential but is marred by technical issues and repetitive mechanics.
“For the gameplay, the mouse is used as a simulation of the finger you would normally use to activate the hammocks on the mobile phone, which serves as slings, in order to launch the monkey to hit and collect bananas.”
“But overall, I liked the theme and gameplay.”
“The game itself is quite fun and even enjoyable at first; a different bubble shooter mechanic is at work here.”
“The trampoline gameplay mechanic gets old pretty quickly.”
“The game itself is quite fun and even enjoyable at first, a different bubble shooter mechanic is at work here, but what kills the game is the grind; in my opinion, it's overboard and should have been scaled back.”
“As for the gameplay, I honestly found it to be irritating and cumbersome as I played through the 'gem quest'.”