- October 30, 2020
- Shenaniganz Studio
Chaos
Platforms
About
Wake up from your eternal sleep and vanquish powerful enemies while wielding a multitude of weapons, shields, and magic abilities. Harness the Chaos Energy from your foes and increase your power to help you in your quest..... The first official title to be released by ShenaniganZ Studio, Chaos is a solo-developed 3rd-person Action RPG set in an unknown time where the world is wrought with creatu…











- The game offers a nostalgic retro feel reminiscent of classic PlayStation 2 and Nintendo 64 games, appealing to fans of the genre.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback and actively updates the game, showing commitment to improvement and community engagement.
- Despite its flaws, many players found the gameplay engaging and challenging, with a variety of bosses and hidden areas that reward exploration.
- The graphics and overall visual quality are often criticized as being low and unpolished, with issues like poor textures and frame drops.
- Gameplay mechanics, including controls and combat responsiveness, are described as clunky and sluggish, leading to frustrating experiences during encounters.
- The game lacks a compelling story and lore, leaving players wanting more context and depth to the world and its characters.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game, developed by a solo creator, are generally considered below AAA quality, with many users noting low-resolution textures, blurry character details, and flat lighting that evoke a pre-2005 aesthetic. While some players find the graphics acceptable for an indie title, issues like clipping, screen tearing, and mesh popping detract from the overall experience.
“Graphics and movements are really smooth, and they stay on top of the updates.”
“The graphics are not next-gen console quality, but they are not bad either.”
“You need to temper your expectations a bit; it is made by a solo developer and is certainly not AAA quality graphics.”
“Playing on high graphics, everything looked low quality. Textures looked awful, the details on the characters were blurry, the lighting and shading were flat; it looked pre-2005. Halo: Combat Evolved looked better.”
“I noticed in the underground lake a lot of bad clipping graphical issues with the water at times, along with general screen tearing and mesh popping.”