Chaos Domain is a run 'n' gun action platformer about shooting bad people in the face. The game is highly influenced by games from 8-bit and 16-bit era. Players can upgrade and purchase weapons and special items that can boost their performance. Local co-op for 2 players is available.
The game is set on a huge spaceship occupied by chaos cultists, where the main character (who clearly looks like a hi-tech version of the god Anubis) must kill everyone in sight.
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anglais |
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This is a broken game and you should not waste your time on it, when I originally bought it, the game worked about 50% of the time and then you reach a certain point and the game completey stops, never to work again. The developers offer no support on the matter, so you should not risk spending your money on something that most likely will not work. In the event the game does work, it is still a pretty poor game, and not nearly as good as the original contra, which is sad, given that Contra is about 30 years old. Your main character is Anubis, althoug there is no story as to why or how that ties into Egyptian mythology, and you just run through the levels, which all look the same and fight the same looking enemies over and over again. It is very repetitive and the placement and attack patterns of the enemies do not induce that heart pounding tension that these types of games are suppose
I just got this game today for free. Great looking screenshots made me think 'Hey, its like Contra'. .. No its not.. Its bleak, empty, and feels loosly put together. Hardly any polish. No thought has gone in to making the levels (the first 3 i tried anyway). If this was an ongoing project then I would have hope, but if they are calling this the finished game then im done with it. --Avoid--
Length of Time Played: 7 Hours Distance Played: Beat The Game Opinion of Each Aspect (Sorted By Importance) Gameplay: Poor Stability: Horrendous Controls: Acceptable Difficulty: Acceptable Sounds: Poor Graphics: Acceptable Music: Acceptable Story: Horrendous Other Notes: Ease of 100% Achievements: Impossible - Half of the achievements are broken and will not unlock. Grinding is required. Replay Value: None - There are plenty of better Contra Style Shooters out there. Crashes: Level 2-2 tends to crash on occasion. It's been 7 months and still no fix. Personal Grade: D
Despite the negative reviews, I wanted to give this game a try. The description alone was intriguing to me, so I was hopeful that this would be an instance where I was able to find enjoyment despite the general concensus. Unfortunately, however, this was not the case. The graphics are blurry, and it's nearly impossible to play the game with a controller. Full controller support is listed as a feature of the game, but what I found was that while it does indeed have controller support, it's not very good controller support. The aiming mechanic is infuriating, and I found myself having to jump to hit enemies with bullets. The controller support is also inconsistent. While on one attempt I was able to aim and shoot an enemy directly below, in another instance, those attempts were fruitless. It seems that the right joystick should work for aiming, but it doesn't, meaning that there is no
Unreliable platforming, sloppy controls, and a truly annoying soundtrack. I got this game for free and I want a refund.
It's been over a year since I last played Chaos Domain, and I still remember it as possibly the worst platformer I've ever played. And I've played a lot since then, including terrible parody games and utterly incompetent ripoffs of concepts that were bad to begin with. No, there's something singularly terrible about Chaos Domain, a game that sits uncomfortably between no-effort cash grabs and poorly-designed passion projects. It's a game that tries to be an action platformer in such a lazy way that it almost comes of as cynical just by existing. If you think I'm being too hard on Chaos Domain, know this: One hit kills you, levels can be up to five minutes long, and there are no checkpoints. I'm going to talk about plenty of other facets of the game, but if that's not sounding the warning bells in your head then maybe you've never played a grossly mis-tuned game before. It's a perfect st
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