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Total Chaos gains new Retro Graphics mode update
Apogee Entertainment and Trigger Happy Interactive have released a new update for the survival horror game Total Chaos, introducing a Retro Graphics mode that emulates the visual style of Doom 2 and PlayStation 2-era classics. The update also includes a new fifth ending, map markers, playtime tracking, a garbage chute for item management, and a reworked 'Forgotten' chapter. The update is available on Nintendo Switch.
Acclaimed Psychological Horror Game Total Chaos Haunts Nintendo Switch 2 Today
The psychological horror game Total Chaos has launched on Nintendo Switch 2, featuring support for Joy-Con mouse and gyro controls. Developed by Sam Prebble and published by Apogee Entertainment and Infogrames (an Atari label), the game is also available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC. The Switch 2 version includes the recent New Game+ update with an alternate ending and a new enemy type.
Review: Total Chaos (Switch 2) - Performance Woes Tarnish Fort Oasis
Total Chaos, a first-person survival horror game originally released in November 2025, is now available on Nintendo Switch but suffers from significant performance issues. Developed by Trigger Happy Interactive, the game features exploration, resource management, and combat on the mysterious island of Fort Oasis. Despite its intriguing mechanics and adjustable difficulty options, the visuals are muddy and the frame rate struggles to maintain stability, tarnishing the overall experience.
Total Chaos getting Nintendo Switch 2 release
Apogee Entertainment and Trigger Happy Interactive announced that the psychological horror game Total Chaos will be released on Nintendo Switch 2 on April 29, 2026. The port will feature 1080p docked and 720p handheld resolutions, targeting 60 frames per second, and will include the New Game+ update content.
Total Chaos coming to Switch 2 on April 29
Apogee Entertainment and Trigger Happy Interactive announced that Total Chaos will be released on Nintendo Switch 2 on April 29. Further details about the game's content are expected.
Total Chaos is Coming to Nintendo Switch 2, Getting New Game+ Mode on April 29th
Total Chaos is launching on Nintendo Switch 2 on April 29th, with a New Game+ mode also releasing on the same day. The horror shooter, originally released on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S in November 2025, features survival horror elements and resource management. The game was developed by Sam Pebble, who also created Turbo Overkill.
Total Chaos Adds New Game+ Mode
A new free update for the horror-themed first-person shooter Total Chaos is now available on PC and consoles, introducing a new Game+ mode. This update from Trigger Happy Interactive and Apogee reimagines the game's experience.
Apogee Entertainment and Sam Prebble Release Expansive New Game+ Mode for Psychological Horror Game Total Chaos
Apogee Entertainment and developer Sam Prebble have released a free New Game+ update for their psychological horror game Total Chaos. This mode expands the story with new content, locations, an alternate ending, and introduces a persistent new enemy called The Hunter. The update also includes quality-of-life improvements and localization for multiple languages.
Total Chaos is a relentlessly bleak and occasionally terrifying remake of one of Doom's greatest mods, though its…
Total Chaos is a remake of a Doom 2 mod, rebuilt in Unreal Engine 5 by its original creator Sam Prebble. While it excels in atmosphere and environmental puzzles, its combat and narrative elements are less successful compared to its predecessor and modern survival horror titles.
Total Chaos Review
Total Chaos is a highly ambitious horror game that successfully blends intense dread with solid first-person shooter and melee combat mechanics. Developed by Trigger Happy Interactive and published by Apogee Entertainment, the game is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, offering a terrifying experience with minor annoyances like save point placement and some survival elements.
