|hint = Blue walls can be fake. Recessed walls appear as you cross them. Some walls are permanently invisible.
|hint = Blue walls can be fake. Recessed walls appear as you cross them. Some walls are permanently invisible.
|chips required = 15
|chips available = 15
|time = 250
|bold ms = 232
|difficulty ms = 1
|bold difficulty ms = 1
|bold complexity ms = 1
|bold lynx = 232
|difficulty lynx = 1
|bold difficulty lynx = 1
|bold complexity lynx = 1
}}
}}
'''Facades''' is the 5th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]], and the fifth of the [[lesson level]]s. Here [[Chip]] will learn about all the [[Wall (disambiguation)|various types of walls]]; including [[blue wall]]s, [[appearing wall]]s, [[invisible wall]]s, and [[recessed wall]]s.
'''Facades''' is the 5th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]], and the fifth of the [[lesson level]]s. Here [[Chip]] will learn about all the [[Wall (disambiguation)|various types of walls]]; including [[blue wall]]s, [[appearing wall]]s, [[invisible wall]]s, and [[recessed wall]]s.
Thankfully, Facades is not terribly difficult to complete, with the fastest solve clocking in at only 18 seconds. The majority of the level is simply [[Computer chip|chip]] collecting, as the level is designed for the player to focus on experiment with different types of walls by bumping into them. For the optimal chip collection route, view the [[AVI]] at the bottom of this page.
Thankfully, Facades is not terribly difficult to complete, with the fastest solve clocking in at only 18 seconds. The majority of the level is simply [[Computer chip|chip]] collecting, as the level is designed for the player to focus on experiment with different types of walls by bumping into them. The optimal route follows a general counterclockwise approach, starting with the recessed walls and ending at the bottom areas; assuming knowledge of which tiles do not have invisible walls, a score of 232 should not be difficult to obtain.
Thankfully, Facades is not terribly difficult to complete, with the fastest solve clocking in at only 18 seconds. The majority of the level is simply chip collecting, as the level is designed for the player to focus on experiment with different types of walls by bumping into them. The optimal route follows a general counterclockwise approach, starting with the recessed walls and ending at the bottom areas; assuming knowledge of which tiles do not have invisible walls, a score of 232 should not be difficult to obtain.
Originally, the blue wall leading to the chip in the NE was in the recessed wall section. However, as this may have seemed a touch unfair for a beginner player, the fake blue wall was moved to an area that could be returned to, namely the uppermost area with the three chips.
