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About This Game Prepare for the dark world of The Chaos Engine, a steampunk Victorian age in which one or two players must fight the hostile creations of the Chaos Engine across four dynamic landscapes and take part in the ultimate battle.Choose from six hard-nailed mercenaries each with their own unique weapons and skills.Those who have the strength and skill to overturn the Chaos Engine will be remembered.(The Chaos Engine was originally known as Soldiers of Fortune in North America) Game FeaturesBattle through four unique worlds in single player or online and local co-op modes.Play in ‘Enhanced mode’ or ‘Classic mode’ with its original graphics and controls for the true Amiga experience. Gamepad support with optional 16-directional movement.Steam achievements to test the mettle of both new players and old fans.Relive the classic 90’s Richard Joseph soundtrack. 7aa9394dea Title: The Chaos EngineGenre: ActionDeveloper:Abstraction Games, The Bitmap BrothersPublisher:The Bitmap BrothersRelease Date: 29 Aug, 2013 The Chaos Engine Download Nosteam chaos engine windows 10. the chaos engine 2 genesis. the chaos engine download. the chaos engine rom snes. the chaos engine indiziert. the chaos engine java game download. the chaos engine java. the chaos engine passwords. the chaos engine mega drive. the chaos engine platforms. the chaos engine mercenary. x-men the chaos engine. the chaos engine test. the chaos engine remastered. the chaos engine snes rom download. the chaos engine 2013. the chaos engine ps3. the chaos engine online. chaos engine pc game download. the chaos engine game. the chaos engine music. x-men the chaos engine trilogy. the chaos engine 2 rom. the chaos engine 2 megadrive. the chaos engine review. the chaos engine remake download. the chaos engine adf. the chaos engine remastered cheats. the chaos engine ost. the chaos engine trilogy. the chaos engine wiki. the chaos engine jar. the chaos engine snes cheats. the chaos engine gog. the chaos engine sega genesis. the chaos engine 3. the chaos engine theme. the chaos engine snes ebay. the chaos engine amiga rom. the chaos engine walkthrough. the chaos engine 2. thomas the chaos engine. the chaos engine band. the chaos engine mega drive rom. the chaos engine steam key. the chaos engine soundtrack. the chaos engine super nintendo. the chaos engine 2 steam. the chaos engine gog torrent. the chaos engine pc download. chaos engine the (europe). the chaos engine genesis. chaos engine cd32. chaos thomas the tank engine. the chaos engine genesis rom. the chaos engine cheats pc. the chaos engine snes vs genesis. the chaos engine genesis cheats. the chaos engine java game This is a return of an old classical 2 players game. This is not a new remake. As I noticed they changed only three things:1. Added a filter that makes pixels look smoother. Can be disabled, but I really liked it (steam store screenshots have it turned on).2. Added autosave of the last unlocked password. No need to write them down on a sheet of paper. Handy.3. Not only local, but also a network multiplayer (2 players coop campaign). None of these features really make this game better or worser than it was before. I hightly recommend it to those who played this game years ago and liked it. It's still the very same fun game. On the other hand, mashing Fire is still a need as this way you shoot faster than if you just hold Fire key\/button.For those of you who didn't... Well, it's a good 2 players coop game, played good if using the same computer (keyboard or controller for each player). The game is of average difficulty. It can kill you really quick if you are careless, but not unbeatable and doesn't require super reaction or precision. No combos, dirty tricks, you can play it straight out of the box. A lot of guessing elements appear later in the game and make you life easier or harder depending on your choices. This game will not take much time, it has autosave every half an hour or an hour at later stages when you reach a new world.. or if you loose all your lives before that :D. If everything goes good, you'll be able to complete it in one go in somehting like 3-4 hours. Six different characters and different special power (unlocked later) give this game some replayability, but not too much. Finishing it 1-3 times will probably be enough for most players.If this sounds fun - you should try it. If not - pass by, this game is quite good, but not a must see.. Terrible port with broken steam co-op and laggy controls making an already infuriatingly difficult game almost impossible to play. Not worth buying even on sale.. It's certainly The Chaos Engine.That's unfortunately where the praise ends, and admittedly, some of it isn't the games fault.Online co-op is absolutely dead, immediately rendering one of the selling points of this quick and dirty rerelease moot. Of my 100+ friends on here, 2 own it, and they never want to play it, so I've been unable to try it out regardless. I'd hope that when you do get in a match, it at least runs well, but considering how quickly the search results for the online matchmaking went from "player found" and then dropping back to the menu, to outright failing to find anyone, I doubt it.You can stretch the window to fit your monitor, but that looks just as terrible as it sounds. You'll want to leave it in the native resolution, which, thankfully, is bearable. It's just amazing that they give you the option to change the resolution, when all it does is stretch the game window and make it look like a big square of mud. The supposed graphical filters that they include just make things look worse.I loathe this statement, but I am left to wonder if The Chaos Engine has been a victim of time. On it's own merits, just as a game, it simply isn't very good. Enemies are ruthless, and the characters all feel identical outside of their weapon and maximum health, despite the game adamantly stating they are very much unique in nature. I never saw a reason to play as anyone other than the high health characters as a result of this. If I was going to be dodging bullets all the time, I'd rather have a lot of chances to screw up than only a handful before my game ends.After each stage, you are able to increase your characters attributes. This should be awesome, but it is absolutely hamstrung but constantly having to babysit the other character. You already only make a handful of coins a level, but when playing solo, that amount is automatically cut in half, with half given to the AI. Because, you know, that's fair. So the most you can ever really do is buy an extra life for yourself, or maybe increase your maximum health. Those interesting, possibly viable upgrades like increased movement speed, firepower, and such? Don't even think about seeing them in action. Your little AI friend needs an extra life.When you are actually on the field playing this mess of a game, enemies spawn from generators much like in a Gauntlet title. In those games, everything was restricted to movement in the four cardinal directions.The Chaos Engine hates you, so you are stuck moving and shooting in the four cardinal directions. Meanwhile, enemies can move wherever they damn well please, and some can shoot in 8 directions as well. Are you having fun yet?To complete a stage, you have to shoot all the posts in the stage to open up the exit. There are unlisted hidden posts that can open up secret exits, but the game isn't enjoyable enough to make that an enticing idea in the slightest. When you finally complete a stage, you really just wish you would run out of lives already.Luckily for you, the game has some mercy. When you do run out of lives, there is no continue option. You just lose. You can "continue" from the main menu, but this just loads you at the start of the last stage you were on, in whatever horrible shape you were in before you got murdered. So that's great.Why did I like this game when I was a kid?. classic 90's Amiga Action.Which will mean nothing if you don't know what that is, so...It's a top down 2-D scrolling shooter, set in a kind of steam-punk setting.This is very much it's own unique product in terms of setting and character, with sort of techno sound track that gets the blood pumping, and makes you want to shoot things.In terms of game play, players unfamilliar to this format (in our current age of FPS) will need to aclimatise to it, but as 2-D shooters go it's as good as it gets.Compaired with todays games there is a high difficulty level so don't expect to blow through first 5 levels on first life, but the difficulty is challenging and rewarding, not cheap. Lastly if you remember the game when it came out, and were wondering, then I can tell you they call him 'The Priest' not 'The Scientist' as he mysteriously changed jobs in the port to the SNES.. Played this a lot on sega mega drive but on steam i feel it's lacking something not sure what it is but i will recommend it because in the day it was a great game and when i seen it in steam i had to buy it.Total carnage on Sega mega drive.. Hi guys,I was looking for a good gift for my dad who is an Amiga games fan. I found this game (I was playing it with my dad on Amiga a few years ago) and I thought it is a really nice gift for him. I saw that this game was not recommended by players but I thought that they just don't understand old games.I wasn't actually right. I had to purchase this game twice: for me and my dad. What we actually found (this version problems):- choosing champions (however I should call them) and purchasing upgrades just sucks, nothing changed since Amiga game and this is definietly not good idea for keyboards. It is so idiotic,- graphic didn't change. I mean I like it but I gave too much money to have the same thing what my dad actually has,- there should actually be some facilitations (other than saving game after each level) - no, it wouldn't be too easy because it is typical arcade game so pretty hard one,- nothing really interesting and innovating about in-game control.This game is a huge mistake. Studio did an emulator just to gain money. It would be okay if this game costs 5-10 euro for you and your friend. I don't recommend this game right now. Maybe if it is a little bit (you know what actually "a little bit" means:) ) less.Of course if you want to play with me (I am going to finish this game anyway - I don't wanna waste that much money) - write to me.Watch videos, I think I'll record also The Chaos Engine soon. www.youtube.com\/c\/PearlyEuBye and see you soon in other reviews!Regards,Pearly. I'm not sure if I am missing a large issue with this re-issue of this classic game, but the low metascore and bad reviews are something I just can not relate to or agree with at all. The Chaos Engine is a fantastic game that has a rock solid design, it is also one of the first games I ever played on the Amiga and was thrilled to see a remastered version released on Steam. Playing this again for the first time in about 18 years was the ultimate nostalgia trip. This game was way ahead of it's time, as was it's music. Even though the game is still hard as hell, that isn't an issue to me, it just makes me even more determined to try and beat it again. With the addition of online play, leaderboards and achievements, the Steam version of this game gives you more of a reason to keep coming back to have a go at it.There are some small issues with this port however, none of which are truly game-breaking but can be annoying. The main issue is the co-op play. 9 times out of 10 the game play is extremely choppy and make it very difficult to play properly, I believe a patch was promised for this and I really hope it comes along soon.Another thing that bothers me are some sound bugs that weren't present im the Amiga version. The sound of the the computer player teleporting to your location is elongated and high-pitched, it goes right through you now, especially after hearing it so frequently. The theme after completing a level is also bugged and doesn't play properly, instead it just cuts straight to the menu music, not a big deal at all but it's just something I noticed. It could just be my memory, but I'm sure that the monsters use the wrong death and pain sounds too, I don't ever recall the monsters using the same sounds as the player characters. All in all, this is a good port of a great game and I definitely recommend it to old and new fans alike. There are some small issues but it doesn't make it any less of a great game. If nothing else in this game does anything for you, play it just for the soundtrack.