
Realms of Chaos is an exciting side-scrolling platform game with an innovative mix of action, adventure, mysticism, and role-playing that's never been seen in this style of game. Set in the fantastic world of Mysteria, Realms of Chaos is the first of many adventures of Endrick and Elandra, a brother and sister duo who find themselves on...
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $4.99 | 65reviews | 77% | — | $7.4K |
| $0.99−83% | 110ratings | 80% | — | not modelled |
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This is one of the last few Apogee MS-DOS games that I didn't get to play as a child because I didn't have internet back then. Realms of Chaos may have been released as Shareware but it was a Free to Try game which lasted for about 30 Days, after that time the player would have to pay for the game or remove it from their system. Its my guess that this was the First DOS Game to set the standard for Free To Try Demos and Shareware (Timed/Limited Gameplay Time). Its an action platformer game in which you have to use 2 characters depending on how the game is being played to get through tight spots as you go through 26 levels split into 3 Episodes to eliminate the source of darkness that's threatening the land of Mysteria.
Trotz des Alters muss man ja sagen, dass die Steuerung im Spiel sehr gut ist, sehr flüssig, sehr gute Reaktionszeit zwischen Kommando und Ausführung. Also Liebhaber solcher Spiele sollten sich das Spiel definitiv mal anschauen und natürlich all' jene die das Spiel schon früher gespielt und geliebt haben.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
osu! hour tracker 7/10
One of the most unique games ever made
A nice platformer from the mid-90s I was unaware of. You have a choice of two characters, a brother and a sister, who have different weapons and abilities. The brother has a sword and more health and the sister shoots projectiles, can jump higher but has less health. You can also change characters on the fly. The gameplay is quite simple yet fun. Just before the end, I had to use a cheat to progress to the final boss because I was unable to progress through the section. I saw the same problem in a YouTube walkthrough so maybe the problem wasn't just in my playing but there was an actual problem in the level. I recommend this game for people who are interested in older 2D platformers.
Buen juego retro de DOS plataformero. Buena dificultad y variedad de niveles. Buenos jefes y todo en general.
Old school action platformer. You can really skip this; it is pretty generic.
Played the first chapter so far on the easiest setting (because that's how I roll). Really not sure why you wouldn't play as the woman all the time, since she's got more jumping range and a farther distance on her attack (and she's not stooped over like a caveman the way the man is). (I find all these comments about how you're 'changing your gender' to be rather strange, given that it's made pretty clear you're swapping between two different characters. Maybe people are trying for topical humor? IDK, but it makes them look like their reading comprehension is poor.) Surprisingly fun, even if the controls and level design can be annoying sometimes. Like, in some levels, if you miss a jump, you have to backtrack a huge amount. In one level, if you go through a door that turns out to be right near the end of the level, you end up back at the beginning and have to backtrack through the whole level. (I happened to save right before I tried the door, so I didn't have to, but I would have been annoyed if I had.)
a game released in 1995 more entertaining than modern games lmao
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