Chaos

C H A O S Your home world is facing destruction! You have a gun and a mission. Find your brother at all costs. Avoid aliens. Cake. This Is The developer’s FIRST game!

Article by | Rhys Boulton (@TheMumblinGamer) | $1.99 | Developed by | Brenden Henry of TWRelectronics

The open-world first-person adventure game...

Have you ever wanted to explore a new planet? Yeah? Well, you can in this game but it’s not exactly safe. That’s obviously by the name of the game; Chaos. The open-world first-person adventure game developed by TWRElectronics which is a solo studio and their first game and for a first game it’s a pretty good one. In Chaos, your mission was to discover a new planet as your home world is facing destruction. You travel to the new world with your brother but crash land in the new world. As you wake after the crash, your brother is nowhere to be seen. Other crew may have tried to come to this planet before but have never been in contact with afterward. You will have to find clues on what has happened to the past crew members and try to find your brother. The mystery planet has hostile aliens everywhere so make sure you quickly get the hang of your new Pulsar raffle. One more thing, I should warn you about the aliens, they can teleport so get good and shoot true. The graphics of Chaos are simple but still look pretty solid like the trees and grass do look very simply but they work very well together. It also goes very well with the little pools

“IT MAKES IT SO YOU DON’T GET BORED OF PLAYING AND KEEPING YOU ENGAGED WITH THE GAME.”

of water found around the map for a name like 'Chaos'. I thought that the name would be represented in the graphics and design but so far, the graphics and design of the first part of the game are simple and solid. It does get a bit crazy but still keeps its original design and view from start to finish. There are a couple of features in the game that keep the game fresh, there’s the gun-type; the pulse raffle with a single shot and a charge shot that shoots a large yellow electric shot. It also has a warp button which surprised me. There is a lot of walking in this game, it has a large open world which you will learn as you explore. I started out thinking it was a bit slow, but they actually had a mechanic which helps with the long stretches of walking. I also thought that it was great that they didn’t tell you that you had this machine available because it was a good feeling when you found out that you could do this but I won’t spoil it for you on how to warp, you’ll have to figure that out for yourself. I got a chance to play Chaos on Steam and it was very enjoyable, it gets slightly crazy as you go through the game. it makes it that you don’t get bored of playing and keeping you engaged in the game. Sure, there is a couple of problem within the game, but this is the first game of a solo developer. So, for a first by a one-person team, it’s a great start and I can’t wait to see what else comes from TWRElectronics. Full story Campaign Mode featuring over 5 hours of gameplay The Indie Gamer Magazine