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Steam News9 February 20264mo ago

Update 1.4: Go for Gold in the "Giant Slalom" Mission!

Hello ChipWits Engineers! The Winter Games are officially underway, and to celebrate the spirit of competition and precision, we are dropping a brand new update that is all about speed, optimization, and perfect navigat

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addedThe Winter Games are officially underway, and to celebrate the spirit of competition and precision, we are dropping a brand new update that is all about speed, optimization, and perfect navigation.
addedNew Mission: Giant SlalomInspired by the Winter Olympics, we’ve added a new puzzle that will test your bot’s agility.
changedNew Mission: Giant SlalomIn Giant Slalom , your mission is to efficiently weave through the 8 randomly-placed Slalom Gates in as few cycles as possible. You're ranked on your average cycle consumption over 32 runs. Can your ChipWit take the Gold, or will it wipe out in the snow?
addedTrack Your EfficiencyWe have added three new ways to view your stats in real-time, helping you build the ultimate bot.
added1. Cycle Counts in the Radial MenuNeed to know how many cycles a new chip is going to take? Pop open the Radial Menu to see any available chip's Cycle Count at a glance.
added2. "Peek" at Cycles (Ctrl Hotkey)For the power users who want instant feedback, you can now simply hold down the Ctrl key to get an overview of your cycle count immediately.

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addedThe Winter Games are officially underway, and to celebrate the spirit of competition and precision, we are dropping a brand new update that is all about speed, optimization, and perfect navigation.
addedInspired by the Winter Olympics, we’ve added a new puzzle that will test your bot’s agility.
changedIn Giant Slalom , your mission is to efficiently weave through the 8 randomly-placed Slalom Gates in as few cycles as possible. You're ranked on your average cycle consumption over 32 runs. Can your ChipWit take the Gold, or will it wipe out in the snow?
addedWe have added three new ways to view your stats in real-time, helping you build the ultimate bot.
addedNeed to know how many cycles a new chip is going to take? Pop open the Radial Menu to see any available chip's Cycle Count at a glance.

The Winter Games are officially underway, and to celebrate the spirit of competition and precision, we are dropping a brand new update that is all about speed, optimization, and perfect navigation.

Welcome to Update 1.4!

New Mission: Giant Slalom

Inspired by the Winter Olympics, we’ve added a new puzzle that will test your bot’s agility.

In Giant Slalom, your mission is to efficiently weave through the 8 randomly-placed Slalom Gates in as few cycles as possible. You're ranked on your average cycle consumption over 32 runs. Can your ChipWit take the Gold, or will it wipe out in the snow?

Track Your Efficiency

We have added three new ways to view your stats in real-time, helping you build the ultimate bot.

1. Cycle Counts in the Radial Menu

Need to know how many cycles a new chip is going to take? Pop open the Radial Menu to see any available chip's Cycle Count at a glance.

2. "Peek" at Cycles (Ctrl Hotkey)

For the power users who want instant feedback, you can now simply hold down the Ctrl key to get an overview of your cycle count immediately.

3. In-Game Chip Counts

You can now see your Chip Count directly in the UI. Keep an eye on your total count without breaking your flow.

We're hoping these changes make it even easier to optimize your code for ChipWit Challenges!

Full Patch Notes (v1.4)

  • NewAdded Chip Count display to the main UI.
  • NewAdded Cycle Count display to the Radial Menu.

  • New: Holding [c]Ctrl[/c] now overlays the Cycle Count.

  • New Mission: Giant Slalom!

Thank you to everyone who suggested these features in our ChipWits Discord Server. Your feedback helps us make ChipWits better with every update.

Now, get out there and optimize those bots!

Happy Coding!

  • The ChipWits Team

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Steam News / 9 February 2026

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