Total Chaos is a reimagined mod version of the very popular title, Doom 2 and telling by the first looks of it’s freshly released 2025 demo – it’s spectacular. Just like the criminally handsome, snack-munching, swag-dripping, ovary explosion inducing and hollywood’s most delicious eye candy, aka Brad Pitt, Total Chaos is too good looking for it’s own good. After playing the total chaos demo, I am squeaking with geek energy and I think that it is one of the most visually stunning video games of all time, period. Just like Brad Pitt, Total Chaos just doesn’t know how to stop looking so mesmerizing. Supermodels might start stress eating after taking a look at this beauty.
You get stranded on an island
You play the role of a coastguard who goes out to rescue a distressed boat but gets caught in the middle of the violent sea storm, loses consciousness, and wakes up on the shore of a dreary, old, decaying, and abandoned island by the name of ‘Fort Oasis.’. After landing on Fort Oasis, you get a strange signal and start following it in the hopes of rescuing a troubled someone, but things start going in the opposite direction. The lines between palpable human reality and inexplicably supernatural fiction start to blur as you explore the abandoned buildings. You’ll experience a strong feeling of being stalked – it’s going to feel as if someone is breathing on your back.
To make things worse, there’s heart-pounding claustrophobia as well – you are going to feel miserable in those bleak, lifeless, and grim hallways. The demo has enough thrills to tease gamers profusely.
The breathtaking imagery is in abundance
Total Chaos demo has surpassed, or let’s say matched, Silent Hill 2 in terms of making dreadful, anxiety-inducing claustrophobia, despair-creating, dark, dingy, hellish-looking, and puke-inducingly gross environments look extremely cool—it’s so jaw-droppingly gorgeous that you would wish to endure a similar ordeal in real life just to be able to witness the mind-numbingly gorgeous visuals. The ferocious, animalistic, and terrorizing Skull Island from King Kong has got nothing on Total Chaos’s decrepit and decaying Fort Oasis island.
Beluga caviar or any caviar is basically fish eggs—it’s gross when you think about it but fascinating to look at, just like Fort Oasis.
Lots of fun combat action
Monsters are following and leading you towards a life-threatening dead end like a pack of snarling wolves, getting electrocuted by a mysterious entity who just doesn’t know when to quit, smashing dumb enemies who just don’t understand that you’re the main character and they’re doomed, and reducing monsters to a blood-spilling and disgusting-looking gooey mess – you are going to experience the masculine rage of a warrior firsthand during the visceral combat sequences. You are going to grind your teeth in fury and rage while eliminating the horde of hideous monstrosities who look at you like you’re a walking and talking food item.
The blood-splattering animations that end with the monsters blasting like a bag of blood are extremely satisfying to experience – you are going to enjoy the paranoia-inducing combat action in Total Chaos.
Excuse me sir, did you order a plate of dread ?
If you thought a homeless drug addict with yellow decaying teeth inspired dread and disgust in you and made your skin crawl, then wait till you walk the rusted, hellish-red, demonic, puke-inducing, stomach-churning, crawling-with-deformed-monstrous-entities and creepy hallways of Fort Oasis—you’ll be constantly thinking, “I hope I don’t get in contact with that wall encrusted with monstrous, hellishly scary, throbbing, and very much slimy mold-like creatures” or “I hope there’s no mission where I have to step in slimy goo” throughout the demo gameplay. After playing the Total Chaos demo, I can say it is filthy, terrifying, exhilarating, and an unforgettable feast for the eyes.
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