🎮 Total Chaos Launches Now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S — A Psychological Horror Thriller Born from a Doom 2 Mod
In a surprise move that has thrilled fans and industry watchers alike, Apogee Entertainment and Trigger Happy Interactive have announced that their first-person psychological horror game, Total Chaos, is now available to play immediately across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
The game’s early release comes after the studio initially pushed back its planned July 2025 launch to a broader Q4 2025 rollout, leaving fans in anticipation. However, the wait is officially over — and the descent into madness begins now.
Set in the twisted underbelly of Fort Oasis, a once-peaceful desert town now warped by psychological dread and supernatural terror, Total Chaos plunges players into a nightmarish world where reality fractures with every step. As a survivor caught in an escalating spiral of paranoia and violence, you’ll face grotesque, otherworldly creatures and unravel a story steeped in mystery and psychological horror.
Originally conceived as a mod for Doom 2, Total Chaos has matured into a full-fledged AAA experience, thanks to the vision of Sam Prebble, the creative force behind Trigger Happy Interactive. Prebble brings not only a deep understanding of immersive horror but also a formidable background in visual effects, having worked on blockbusters like Avatar and Rise of the Planet of the Apes.
Adding to the game’s unsettling atmosphere is the chilling score composed by Akira Yamaoka, the legendary sound designer behind the Silent Hill series. His haunting, ambient soundscapes elevate Total Chaos from a survival horror game to a full sensory experience — one that lingers long after the screen goes dark.
With a relentless pace, razor-sharp gameplay, and a deep well of psychological unease, Total Chaos is more than just a return to form for the genre — it’s a bold statement from a studio determined to redefine what horror can be.
Available now on:
🖥️ PC (Steam, Epic Games Store)
🎮 PlayStation 5
⚙️ Xbox Series X|S
Don’t just survive the chaos — face it.
Total Chaos is live. The madness is real.
