Total Chaos

Hi, old man horror gamer here, this game RULES its worth every penny. Amazing game design, its just badass

It's a fun horror/action survival game, definitely took me back to the 2010s. It has it's moments of creepy going on and some scares. The mechanics seem a bit too much at times, mainly the crafting. The price might be a bit too much for a game like this. Use the retro mode if you want a bit more a classic as the graphics aren't too good. Some parts of the game there are noticeable dips in fps but on my specs weren't too bad.

If you enjoy amnesia and soma in terms of story you need to play this The themes hit home for me of how loneliness can get to you pushing people away im glad I played it and I would love to see more from the creator If you can afford it or dont want to spend the money there is a doom wad with the same name

I dont know if i have a different version... my game is simply broken or anything. I have played to chapter 3 in which you have to place fuces to open a door.... i watched 3 walkthroughs.... they all had the fuse boxes on other places than i have.... but after using the Fuses, the game does not open a door i need which it should.... So the game locks me in chapter 3 without any help or anything. I asked in the forum, i used steam, but in the end... still no chance to get pass that section. I wish i could refund it cause its unplayable for me now. Sad

finally the last modern Apogee game after playing wizordium and turbo overkill was this game gonna be another boomer shooter type ? hahaahhhaha no. Total chaos first of all is a horror game through and through The atmosphere is probably my favorite part. It has this BioShock-ish feeling to it, except if BioShock leaned way harder into horror. Exploring the abandoned mining colony and going through places like the arcade, police station, streets, hotel, apartments, etc. was genuinely creepy, and the environments are really well done. [spoiler]The hotel section in particular was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ brutal. There are these SCP-173 type unkillable enemies where you basically have to keep looking at them or you're dead, and having multiple of them around at once made that whole section incredibly stressful.[/spoiler] Gameplay-wise, I kept getting Cry of Fear vibes, which I mean as a compliment. The monsters, the atmosphere, the general feeling of being completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥ and having to scrape together whatever you can find all reminded me of it. The big difference is that Total Chaos has a pretty cool crafting system. You can find weapon parts, blueprints, materials, compounds, etc. and use w…

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