
The last world war didn't end conflict. The Iron Hand tyrannizes people, as the Resistance fights for liberation. In the resulting conflict high tech and brute force face off against guerrillas with unconventional tactics, leading to Red Chaos: A modern take on classic real-time strategy games.
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Red Chaos is a modern RTS inspired by classic real-time strategy games. Two unique, well-balanced factions face off in intense battles where base-building, resource management, and commanding units will shape you into either a powerful commander of the Iron Hand or a fearless general of the Resistance.
Engage in ground and aerial warfare, utilize upgrades, special abilities, and devastating superweapons to dominate the battlefield. The focus is on large-scale battles where armies clash. Build a mighty base or strike fast to outmaneuver your opponent. With multiple tactical and strategic approaches, the choice is yours.
Red Chaos features an extensive multiplayer mode, offering countless hours of fun against both friends and strangers worldwide. Compete in ranked matches to climb the leaderboard and prove your skills.
The Skirmish mode is highly customizable, featuring four difficulty levels and adjustable AI behavior. Set your opponent to be aggressive or defensive, and even restrict them to specific unit types, such as air-only battles. Once you get the hang of it, facing different enemies under unique conditions becomes a thrilling challenge.
To ensure a smooth start, Red Chaos includes a short tutorial to familiarize you with the controls. Additionally, a set of missions will gradually unlock new buildings and units while guiding you through objectives that test your strategic abilities.
But true mastery is only achieved on the battlefield against real opponents.

After a devastating world war ravaged the Earth, one place remained untouched by pollution and destruction: Untainted Garden, also known as the Green Land.
When the warlords realized the full extent of the devastation, they agreed to a ceasefire and began discussions on establishing a new world order. The Untainted Garden was chosen as the site for the new world government, and there, they built a formidable fortress.
Refugees, seeking a fresh start, fled to this sanctuary, only to be betrayed by politicians who established the Iron Hand regime. Instead of creating a just society, the powerful grew stronger while the civilian population was oppressed and abandoned. This oppression and the growing sense of despair fueled resentment and unrest among the people.
Amidst this discontent, former generals, soldiers, and rebellious citizens formed a resistance. United by a common cause, they vowed to fight against the Iron Hand and free the land from its tyrannical rule. Though their resources were limited, they used their military experience and skills to build a formidable fighting force.
The resistance worked to gain the people's support and expose the injustices of the Iron Hand. They sought to recruit civilians to strengthen their ranks, but they had to proceed with caution, as the Iron Hand controlled a fortified city and possessed vast resources.
The struggle between the Resistance and the Iron Hand became a war of sacrifice, deception, and strategic warfare. The people were not only fighting against the physical might of the Iron Hand but also against the suppression of their ideals and values.

Red Chaos builds upon the legacy of classic real-time strategy games, offering two unique factions.
The Iron Hand is a tyrannical regime seeking total control over the Untainted Garden. Armed with advanced technology, a superior air force, and powerful tanks like the Titan, they aim to achieve victory through overwhelming firepower or hold their ground with robust defensive structures if a direct assault fails.
The Resistance, on the other hand, relies on deception and unconventional tactics. Their arsenal includes units like the Flying Rhino, a flying bus that drops high-explosive barrels on enemies, or the Tube, an underground tunnel system that allows for rapid movement between locations, alongside other modified vehicles designed for mobility and surprise attacks.
Each faction offers a completely different playstyle. It’s up to you to decide the fate of the war.

We at Squarecut Games have built a great team that works together to perfect our project.
Like many others, we, the members of Squarecut Games Studio, were shaped by the unprecedented rise of the video game industry and recognized the love for the RTS genre as early as the 90s, which has accompanied us to this day and encouraged us to develop RED CHAOS.
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Not optimized at all. I have a water-cooled PC with a 4080 and my computer was running dangerously hot. I would wait until after early access
Game is an awesome C&C Generals clone. A lot of fun. I played a lot of the demo so bought the game. I have big hopes for this game when it goes to v1.0 full release. As it's in early access there's not many people on multiplayer but there is lots of replayability with custom skirmish modes. Sound and music are great. Graphics are very good too, but could do with a bit of polish (maybe some raytracing goodness or something?). For the price the game is a steal 9/10
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Languages: English*, French, German*languages with full audio support
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Very fun, and defenitly scratches the CnC itch.
After the last update, the game has become exponantionally increased difficult. I liked this game because after a hard day of work and bringing the kids to bed, I could chill and play a skirmish. I don't need a difficult challange with fast gameplay. I just want to build my base, build my army and ran over the enemy. That became impossible after the last update even with AI on beginner. It has become super fast and you need your eyes on everything bc otherwise the AI just shoots your defense from far (and you units or defense can't or won't shoot back at their own) and runs you over. I liked it before the update, now I hate it. I understand some players want a challange, just make it so that you can choose for it and make the speed adjustable.
I like this game - I enjoyed the Tutorial missions - decent VA work. However, I really bought it to play with my friends (I bought them a copy too!) - we play a lot of PvE games and were hoping to add this to our roster of our weekly online get-together, but there are four of us and the current maps are absolutely tiny and there's no way the four of us can play together against the AI in any sensible way. So, we've dropped it - if (much) bigger maps becomes a thing then we'll be back - but until then it's more classic Supreme Commander/Rusted Warfare/8-bit Armies/BAR/etc for us. I've recommended the game, because if you don't have the same needs as me and my friends you'll have a good time with this.
This game is OK, it definitely has a nod to Generals (GLA) and some Red Alert with the tesla units, the sound effects bring back memories. But overall the game is a little shallow, two factions, each with two variations. These variations are small so I don't know if I would call them four distinct factions. I do enjoy playing it, but just like most of the RTS reboots out there this one falls a little short. Maybe with some updates it will grow into a more robust offering.
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