
Fort Oasis is no paradise—it's a decaying nightmare where reality crumbles. The creator of Turbo Overkill unleashes survival-horror stacked with mysteries and monstrosities. Scavenge to craft weapons, while a voice on your walkie-talkie guides you into the island's depths.
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Descend into Total Chaos, a gripping survival horror experience that darkens the fragile space between truth and madness.
Setting: The once thriving Fort Oasis feels like a long ago memory; deserted, decayed and too dark for comfort. You’ve wrecked upon its island shore by a sudden storm–its distant past still seems eerily present, but venture inward you must, compelled by cryptic radio transmissions from someone who seems like a friend.
But as you delve deeper into Fort Oasis reality itself becomes twisted and uncertain as you realize your very existence is at stake.
Gameplay: Scavenge for scraps and craft makeshift weapons to defend yourself against the many horrors. Unearth fragments of forgotten lives scattered across the island and piece together the chilling mystery of Fort Oasis’s fate. Each discovery brings you closer to a truth that threatens to shatter your sanity.
Immersive Atmosphere: Explore the nightmarish ruins of Fort Oasis across nine harrowing chapters that plunge you deeper into its oppressive, decaying world.
Environmental Storytelling: Uncover the island’s darkest secrets and confront your own fractured past through cryptic notes, haunting visuals and unsettling encounters.
Crafting for Survival: Build and upgrade weapons using scavenged materials to stand a chance against the relentless terrors stalking you.
Face Nightmarish Foes: Engage in desperate battles against horrific creatures, each with their own deadly behaviors and strategies.
Resource Management: Navigate a deep inventory system where every item matters. Your survival hinges on careful choices and quick thinking.
Originally conceived as an award-winning total conversion mod, Total Chaos has been fully reimagined into a standalone nightmare using a modern engine, amplifying its chilling atmosphere and relentless tension for a new generation of players.
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Languages: English*, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Spanish - Latin America, French +1 more
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Hours played at review time, across 58 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Really fun and engaging Survival Horror. If you like Resident Evil or Dead Space or just a straight forward Survival Horror with more to offer than you'd expect, you'll like this. 3 playthroughs if you want all endings.
Good 👍👍👍👍👍
I had no idea this game existed 'til I heard the GOAT Akira Yamaoka made the theme for this game and got curious. This is a phenomenal horror game is a masterful blend of Cry of Fear, Silent Hill, and Bioshock that had me hooked before the first chapter ended. While there were a few rough edges with technical bugs, the heart-wrenching story, punishing survival-horror gameplay, diverse monster designs, and perfectly paced scares make this a must play for horror fans.
Днище геймдизайна, после этой игры даже Контрол кажется играбельным.
peak survival horror
Games was running typically at 40-50 frames up until I had to load a save, now it runs 10-20 frames in outside areas as well as 25-30 in indoors areas, this is the only game I played that has this issue, I'll probably buy it again if they can fix it, but currently it's just not playable for me anymore.
they're calling it the best horror game that used to be a doom WAD of all time...
immediately fell in love with it, on the first glance. Seeing beginning of the Arrival chapter, those 1:1 corridors but in new atmospheric graphics, make an big smile on my face of happiness instead of fear. I have played and completed original Total chaos some time back. Even with some limitations, bugs and rough on the edges, i enjoyed it so much. Combination of combat, horrors and scavenging in DOOM 2 engine (yes that pixelated doom) was for me something new and it was banger. Then, like a unknown prayers from the heaven, remake of total chaos has arrived and oh my god... -New combat mechanics giving whole new depth and fun to it -New additions like dashing into enemies to not get cornered by monsters (FINALLY) -Improvements on weight mechanic and now you can upgrade your capacity (DOUBLE FINALLY OH MY GOD) -Now crafting make more sense as he cant just craft or repair whole new weapon from his little backpack and now he is not the brightest, smartass guy in Oasis and need to find crafting recipes. -And whole game in new coat, some changes here and there, making backtracking easier and whole surrounding better to understand. I am not far enough in the game yet, so maybe something will change or add to my opinion, something bad or more good. But so far... I am so happy.
Has a "Silent Hill" feel which is good. However, gameplay isn't great. Some people may enjoy it if they overlook that, but I couldn't.
I never played the original 2018 Total Chaos mod for Doom 2, but the moment I saw the trailer for this standalone release, I was completely hooked. Thankfully, it lived up to every expectation. The title couldn't be more fitting. "Total Chaos" is one of the most intense psychological horror games I've ever played, easily standing alongside classics like Silent Hill and Amnesia. Every gameplay system feels thoughtfully designed. I loved the crafting, the combat, the environmental puzzles, the level design, and the maze-like maps with multiple branching paths that constantly encouraged exploration. As someone who loves searching every corner of a game, this was exactly my kind of experience. The brutal Survival Mode and the surprisingly meaningful New Game+ are also excellent additions rather than simple afterthoughts. The story begins shrouded in mystery, with its secrets gradually unfolding as you approach the ending. Unlocking the True Ending requires real dedication in a way I rarely encounter, and it made the payoff all the more satisfying. I also appreciated the subtle bits of humor hidden throughout the game, which helped balance the overwhelming atmosphere without ever breaking it. This is a survival horror game that deserves to stand alongside the best titles from major studios. It delivered one of the most memorable horror experiences I've had in a long time, and I can wholeheartedly recommend it.
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