Chaos Theory

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Chaos Theory is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Chaos Theory Studios Ltd. and was released on February 1, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

Chaos Theory is an evolving virtual world set in a fantasy based reality. The 'Butterfly Effect' gameplay gives you a blend of RPG, RTS, and city building in a vast open sandbox environment. Manage all aspects to secure the future of your civilisation. You only have one life, so use it wisely...

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

monetization2 negative mentions

The game has a fantastic concept and potential for improvement.
Some players appreciate the early access model and are willing to follow the game's development.
The building interiors and certain design elements show promise and creativity.

The game is plagued by basic bugs and clunky AI, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
Many players feel the game was released too early and lacks substantial content, making it feel like a cash grab.
The overall execution is amateurish, with poor graphics and gameplay mechanics that detract from the experience.

monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews indicate a strong sentiment against the monetization practices of the game, with users labeling it as a cash grab and expressing frustration over the inability to obtain refunds, even after minimal playtime. The term "abandonware" is also used, suggesting a lack of ongoing support or development.
- “Abandonware, cash grab; I can't even get a refund for it because I forgot I bought it despite only playing it for 11 minutes.”
- “Alpha is a word used way too often for cash grabbing nowadays.”
graphics
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The graphics have been criticized for their low standard, particularly noting the faceless characters, which set a negative tone from the outset of the game.
- “The standard of graphics, with its faceless characters, shows from the beginning that it starts as badly as it means to go on.”