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Total Chaos
Step into the isolated abyss of Fort Oasis. From the creator of Turbo Overkill, Total Chaos plunges you into an atmospheric survival horror across 9 harrowing chapters. Armed only with makeshift weapons and your wits, unravel the mystery of the islands vanished miners...
Details
- Released
- November 20, 2025
- Developer
- Trigger Happy Interactive
- Publisher
- Apogee Entertainment
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S · Switch 2
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Total Chaos Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Fans of tense melee terror - or old-school DOOM games in general - shouldn't hesitate to check out Total Chaos this holiday season.
Total Chaos’ headlines over the years as a public-facing project center on it being a total conversion mod for Doom II. After more than a dozen hours with it, that’s the least interesting aspect of this game. Total Chaos is about one man’s escape from an isolated and desolate coastal mining town run amok by a rotting disease that’s infected both his mind and the very town itself. Its story is vague and mysterious, but reveals itself plainly in metaphor as a fight against cancer, leavi...
Fort Oasis is not a paradise - it's a nightmare where reality crumbles and awaits only you. Come be pleasantly scared and fight for survival.
Trigger Happy Interactive brings the groundbreaking DOOM II mod Total Chaos from 2018 into the modern era. Brace yourself for a horror game full of madness!
Total Chaos is rough, strange, and stubborn in all the right ways.It’s the kind of horror game that lingers because it feels genuinely lived-in, and If you’re willing to meet it on its own terms, it gets under your skin and stays there.
Stranded, hunted, and barely holding it together, Total Chaos wastes no time throwing you into the deep end! Total Chaos is a psychological survival horror
Total Chaos offers a dark and challenging survival game, combining psychological delirium, an oppressive atmosphere and mature themes such as mental illness.
Total Chaos is a very inconsistent experience that I like far more than I don't, one encounter aside. The atmosphere is incredibly well done with some interesting enemy designs and a fairly engaging combat system that reminded me of Condemned: Criminal Origins.
Total Chaos brings enough to the table to be worth trying, despite minor issues that may affect your enjoyment depending on how much they matter to you. For the most part, though, it’s a challenging survival horror experience that’s well-designed and consistently focused on building fear and tension.
When you put all of Total Chaos' myriad of gameplay elements together, a lot of the fear factor quickly disappears, giving way to something more akin to Doom than to survival horror. There's definitely an audience for this game, but it's more of a survival horror-adjacent experience. It has elements of the survival horror genre, but it leans too hard into the Doom formula. This combination creates a fun concept that needs editing to be a cohesive product. $25 is a fair price tag for what Total Chaos offers, but it may make some hesitate if they don't know what they're getting into.
Total Chaos is an exciting survival-horror game that follows a man descending into madness within his own mind. The story and combat are the standouts here, as both are engaging enough to keep the player on the edge of their seats, pushing them further into the depths of the game's world to learn more about the protagonist and take down deadlier foes. Discovering the lore of Fort Oasis, the game's main location, and how its hidden meanings connect to the main character's mental state and sickness shares a strong resemblance to Silent Hill 2, and it's fascinating to uncover. The biggest negativ...