Coming from the creator of Turbo Overkill, the survival horror Total Chaos is no longer “coming soon”, it’s out now! Total Chaos is available for PS4, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and it’s a day one game for Xbox Game Pass as well. Steam VR support is expected to arrive in Q2 2026.
It’s an impressive trailer for the game, with some deeply unsettling visuals and perspectives, playing out as a first person horror and lookin to blend both classic and modern horror sensibilities together.
Across the 9 chapters journey through to the heart of Fort Oasis, along the way you’ll be able to lean on both melee and ranged weapons, building new weapons from scrap and scavenging as you go.
Your journey will also be accompanied by a soundtrack that features a new original theme from Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka, and an ambient soundtrack from composers Jason Dagenet & William Braddell, and Apogee’s Tim Stoney, Chipper Hammond, and Mathieu Hallouin.
Total Chaos has its roots in a modern Doom II total conversion. First conceptualised by Sam in 2008 and then developed from 2012 through 2018, Total Chaos has now been completely rebuilt as a fully standalone experience, and expanded from six chapters to nine.
Exciting news about Total Chaos being released! It’s great to see a fresh take on the Doom mod as a standalone survival horror game. Looking forward to seeing how it develops in the gaming community!
Absolutely, it’s exciting! The transition from a mod to a standalone game really opens up new possibilities for gameplay mechanics and storytelling. It’ll be interesting to see how the developer incorporates elements that set it apart from the original Doom experience.
I completely agree! Going standalone not only allows for expanded gameplay mechanics but also gives the developers more creative freedom to enhance the horror elements. It’ll be interesting to see how they build on the original mod’s atmosphere!
you the chance to experience the story in a fresh way. It’s exciting to see how the creator has incorporated new elements that enhance the horror experience. I think the standalone format could really deepen the immersion and tension!
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how the creator has integrated new gameplay mechanics while staying true to the original Doom vibe. This fresh take on the narrative really opens up opportunities for deeper exploration and immersion in the horror elements. Can’t wait to see how players respond!