Gaming: Total Chaos, The Survival Horror Based On One Of Doom's Best Mods,...
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When I played Total Chaos at the end of the last year, my main takeaway was, 'This is scary, but could be scarier'. There are some fear inducing moments in Trigger Happy Interactive's remake of the Doom total conversion of the same name—particularly a bowel-quaking mid-game section involving a library. But compared to the dynamic terrors of Alien: Isolation and Amnesia: The Bunker, it didn't quite reach the same heights.
But Trigger Happy Interactive has taken a leaf from the rulebooks of those two terrifying games. The next update for the survival horror game will introduce a New Game+mode that aims to radically shake up the experience for veteran players.
From March 2 onward, players who return to Total Chaos for a second helping will find things are very different in its crumbling island town of Fort Oasis. New Game+ adds a persistent, dynamic enemy in the style of Alien: Isolation named the Hunter. "It does not patrol. It does not follow rules. It adapts," Trigger Happy explains in a Steam post. "Once it finds you, there is no way to stop it."
Source: PC Gamer
