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System:
Sega Genesis
Publisher:
Electronic Arts
Developer:
Game Refuge
UPC: 14633071436

Released: 1-01-94
Players: 1-4

Game Genre:
Action, Strategy
Game Perspective:
Isometric
Genre Non-Sport:
Real-Time

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Complete:  $24.99
New:  $250.00
Rarity:  4/10

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General Chaos

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Rating: 8
(29 votes)
Plays: 5,190
M:99%
F:1%
Filesize: 505kb

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General Chaos Featured Review

General Chaos Review by: Eirinn - 7.2/10

One of the Genesis best kept secrets
Ready for explosive military gaming action, riddled with humor and arcade style gameplay? Because General Chaos is here, and he's brought his brother, General Havoc, and together, they're going to serve up plenty of zany war action for your enjoyment.

The concept behind General Chaos couldn't be any simpler: pick a crew and destroy your enemy on the battlefield. The controls --though potentially daunting at first, are simple enough to learn. The D-pad moves your cursor around the field, the B button sends the highlighted soldier to the area your cursor is hovering over, the C button switches between soldiers, and the A button orders the entire squad to attack. Get too close to an enemy? Look out, it's time for a brawl! Press A to punch, B to kick, and C to block. But don't spam one attack (use the same move excessively), or your downed foe will pull out a handgun, and blow you away (Hey, you were the one that wanted to cheat, right?)! This control scheme proves simple enough to learn quickly, but complex enough to take a while to get fully adjusted to, let alone master. These are the basic controls of General Chaos, however there is a bit more to it than that, but we'll save that for later.

The game is crazy at best, and it means to be just that. This one definitely isn't for someone that's looking for a serious game, but if you're looking for light hearted fun, and quick, simple gameplay, you just might like this one.

Graphics: 8/10
Exceptional.

There really isn't much explaining that has to be done here, just take a look at some of the battlefield screenshots, and you'll see why I say these graphics are so good.

The sprites aren't bad, they aren't realistic by any means, but then, they aren't intended to be. They look like a comic book came to life, which, now that I think of it, makes sense, given the story of the game. Serious or not, they're smooth, and just fun looking hand drawn sprites that look great.

The backgrounds and battlefields are also great, they're well illustrated, and have a great comic-like feel to them. The art here is beautiful and immersive, and engages the players senses with plenty of well selected and well placed colors, and a certain sense of humor that fits the game perfectly. Nothing quiet like chucking a grenade or stick of dynamite at an enemy soldier, against a backdrop of light hearted humor, am I right? After all, blowing people up should be fun, not a chore! Yeah...moving on.

The effects are also pretty enjoyable as well. They're varied and also cartoony, and work well with the rest of the graphics, to present a fun, and humorous approach to war gaming. With explosions, flames, and gunfire galore, you'll be sure to appreciate the special effects not being bland, or even attempting to be realistic. Humor seeps from every pore of the game, and the effects are no exception to that.

Highlights:

- Cartoony effects that let you blow your best friend into five hundred pieces, and never have to feel bad about it.

- Beautiful Comic-like scenery to kill people in.


Sound: 7/10
Very Good.

I know some will disagree with me, but I love the music here. It may not be the smoothest sounding stuff, but it includes actual instruments, and hearing drums in a game's music, instantly wins it my vote. The only real downside with it is that there aren't many tracks, in fact, I can only think of maybe four or five, and they're all similar.

The sound effects are nice and clean. They're all clear, and really well done. There really isn't anything bad to say about them, other than there isn't much asked of them, but can we criticize the sound effects because there was no need for more? They do what needs to be done, and do it well, so they lose no points there, but they don't gain any extra for variety.

Highlights:
-Very nice music, that uses actual instruments

-Spot on sound effects


Story: N/A

The game itself doesn't include a story, but I remember reading it in the instruction manual as a child. As I recall, it involved a childhood rivalry between the two brothers, stemming from a comic book they fought over, which ended up getting ripped during the struggle. Perfectly legitimate reason to wage an epic war against your brother, right? I could be somewhat mistaken here, as it's been around fifteen years since I read the story, and unfortunately the game doesn't include the story, so without the manual, you get nothing. Too bad, because I actually enjoyed the story quiet a bit, since it was light hearted and didn't attempt another "Save The World" plot like most games do. But with no in-game story, this one gets passed over in this category.


Depth: 7/10
VeryGood.

This is actually rather surprising for an arcade style game, but the good people at Refuge Games managed to find a way to put some actual depth to the gameplay of an Arcade style game, which is no easy feat!

The first stop on the tour of General Chaos' depth rating, is the mode selection. We are offered four modes: Single player, Multiplayer head to head (competitive), multiplayer Side by Side (co-op), and Boot Camp (an extensive tutorial of the gameplay and controls).

The single player mode and two player co-op mode simply have the player trying to outwit and outfight the enemy, in battle after battle, as they make their way from Moronica (General Chaos' base) to Vicera (General Havoc's base), to try to conquer their foe once and for all.

Multiplayer Competitive has the players pitted against each other, one as General Chaos and his blue army, and the other against General Havoc and his red army.

Next up is the gameplay. This is surprisingly detailed, and somewhat deep for a game of this nature. It could easily be played as a button masher, but it could just as easily be lost. This one calls for strategy, but it doesn't give you time to think. Kind of like speed chess, only...fun. You can pick your squad before each battle, and plan your strategy there, but you never know what squad the foe has chosen, so if you pick a squad full of Blasters and Scorchers (both short range), you might find yourself in a tough spot when you start a battle and find your enemy has chosen a squad of Launchers and Chuckers (long range). So choose your squad wisely, and formulate something of an attack plan before heading to the battle, and once you're on the field, adapt as necessary, and station your troops quickly and effectively.

Then there are the medics. Each army gets a set amount of units to call in and save wounded soldiers, but you can't save all of them, or you'll run out of medics quickly! So it comes down to one of the most difficult decisions that a general could face: which soldiers do I save, and which do I let lie on the field and die? Make an informed decision, and make it quickly, because the action won't stop so you can think. It's fast paced action/strategy blends like this, that make General Chaos a game that you won't soon forget.

Add to all of this the fact that some units can instantly kill an enemy soldier, thus making it impossible to revive him; certain types of terrain can trip you up (literally and figuratively), and the bonus objectives that some scenes offer you, and you have an odd, almost organized sort of chaos on your hands.

Highlights:
-Three modes of play, to keep it interesting

-Great focus on strategy

-Well thought out battle system


Addictiveness: 7/10
Very Good.

General Chaos somehow manages to be simple, yet complex at the same time. The gameplay mechanics, relatively easy to learn controls, simple concept, straight forward approach to the battles, strategy elements, and fast paced action, make this one a game that just about anyone can pick up, as well as challenge them and their gaming style.

I first found this game when I was only ten or eleven, and I instantly loved it, and now, fifteen years later, I still love it. I don't play it everyday, but I do come back to it relatively often, and I suspect that you'll come back to it as well. General Chaos will pull you in, and bring you back a few times at least.


Difficulty 5/10
Average.

This one can be challenging at times, and you will lose some, but all in all, it isn't too difficult. It's relatively easy to learn controls, and simple concept make up for any difficulty that the computer throws at you. So while General Chaos can be a challenge, it won't leave you throwing your controller at the wall (or if you're like me, beating your leg until it's sore. Poor leg), and it never goes beyond what the average Genesis game will throw at you by way of difficulty.


Overall: 7.2/10
Very Good.

With great graphics, impressive artwork, good sound quality, plenty of action, a fair amount of strategy, a balanced difficulty, and humor aplenty, General Chaos is a great title on the Genesis, and one of those games from it's time, that you will never forget. It's a shame that it didn't go farther than it did. It really earns a place as one of the best titles from the nineties, I would say.


In conclusion, General Chaos is a great game that's worth the time and Viz (or money) that it takes to play it, and then some; no Genesis highlight reel is complete without it. I would recommend this one to anyone who enjoys humor, parodies, or just good retro action, as well as anyone who likes games that are refreshingly different, or funny. In fact, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to anyone. In short, General Chaos is probably one of the Genesis' best kept secrets, and I suggest you go find out that secret today.
  Graphics 8   Sound 7   Addictive 7   Depth 7   Difficulty 5

General Chaos Game Description

General Chaos is an arcade-style squad RTS where the player controls a team of five soldiers in a limited battleground, in a classic Red (General Havoc, headquarters in Viceria) vs Blue (General Chaos, in Moronica) all out war. The goal of the game is to push the frontline to the enemy headquarters, by winning individual battles and then beat them in their own capital.There are five kinds of soldiers, each with their weapon of choice and range of attack: the Gunner (machine gun, medium range and wide arc), Launcher (rocket launcher, long range), Chucker (grenades that can be thrown over barricades), Scorcher (flame-thrower, close combat) and Blaster (dynamite sticks, close range). Before each battle, players can choose the composition of their team from one out of four choices: Assault team, Brute Force, Commandos (a team of just two soldiers which have different controls) and Demolition.Gameplay is simple to learn, with the A button being used to fire at the nearest enemy, B to move to a the pointer location and C to cycle through soldiers. Using the commando team changes the controls, with the directional pad controlling a soldier directly, with B being used to call the other soldier nearby. While basic commands are simple, the player must deal with things such as distance from target and angle of attack to succeed.
If two opposing soldiers face-off during battle, they engage in a brawl (indicated by a cloud of dust). When that happens, the battle stops and the players are in direct control of the soldiers: A punches, B kicks and C blocks. Every downed soldier can can be rescued if there are enough medics available, earned at the end of each battle depending on how well the player did. Up to four players can play, cooperatively or against each other.

General Chaos Reviews

Overall 8    Graphics 8    Sound 7    Addictive 7    Depth 7    Difficulty 5


7.2
One of the Genesis best kept secrets   Eirinn
Ready for explosive military gaming action, riddled with humor and arcade style gameplay? Because Ge...
  Graphics 8   Sound 7   Addictive 7   Depth 7   Difficulty 5

      Review Rating: 5/5     Submitted: 09-27-13     Review Replies: 4

9.5
General Chaos   Totts
General Chaos is a 16-bit Genesis game released in 1993, so I'll compare the graphics to other games...
      Review Rating: 4.8/5     Submitted: 02-20-12     Review Replies: 0

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General Chaos Cheat Codes

Secret Mode
To access the game\'s secret mode, plug in both controllers. Pause the game and hold down buttons A and B on controller 1, and button C on controller 2.
Once this code has been registered, you can go to the next battle, war or get maximum medics as follows.

To execute battle advance, hold down buttons a, c and press up on controller 1, and button b on controller 2.

To execute war advance, hold down buttons a, c and press down on controller 1 and press the b button on controller 2.

To get Maximum Medics, press buttons a and c on controller 1 and button b on controller 2.

Pause Cheat
After you have your units to attack, pause the game. Any weapons in the air (i.e. rocket, grenade, TNT) will continue to move while the men on the field remain frozen. Any weapons that hit will damage and possibly kill their targets while the game is still paused.

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Comments for General Chaos

Jordanv78 10-28-15 - 04:23 PM
 This game is a classic. Glad it's featured. Not sure how someone wouldn't enjoy it unless they just don't like strategy games at all.
Totts 10-28-15 - 09:39 AM
 Horrible Mess
Ferdinand 10-21-14 - 10:29 PM
 This game is still so much fun.
uberfiend1 10-31-12 - 01:41 AM
 it wont let me play it, i reset it. i x d out and tried again yet it still wont work. all i hear is the music and the game wont play
Retrolance 12-10-11 - 11:48 PM
 Ya classics never die out
SimonBelmont 06-07-11 - 10:39 PM
 good times, much better 2 player
TayKai 12-08-10 - 12:14 PM
 I REMEMBER THIS GAME!!!

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