This is very similar to Cannon Fodder games, except the soldiers here don't have individual personality (but then again, Cannon Fodder soldiers always look identical to me - they just have different names. Before each battle, you select soldiers to make up the squad from various types including gunman, flame thrower, rocket launcher, dynamite blaster, and grenadier. The two opposing generals are named, appropriately enough, General Chaos and General Havoc. The game is essentially a quick and dirty battle (or a longer campaign mode that's just a series of battles) between two opposing squads of 5 soldiers each. Think of crossing the zany action gameplay and humor of Cannon Fodder with wacky strategic elements of Nuclear War, and you'll have a good idea of what General Chaos is like. One of the most underrated games for the SEGA Genesis console, General Chaos is a fun and funny arcade/strategy game. If you own a 4-Way Play adapter, then up to four players can go at it at once! Having trouble with the game? Boot Camp will train you on using weapons, commandos, squad movement, medical staff and close combat. General Chaos also lets you play with a friend on one of two modes: Head-to-Head or Side-by-Side cooperative play. Squad movement involves switching to each man and giving him orders through a cursor system, while commandos are controlled directly with the pad. Control is different depending on the team of soldiers you choose, however. First choose a squad of five offbeat grunts or two commandos, then lead them to victory by using their strengths in combat.Įach squad member specializes in a certain form of weaponry: rocket launchers, dynamite, grenades, flame-throwers or machine guns. The winner is the player who finally takes control of the enemy's capital, although points can be earned from claiming territory, collecting loot or killing soldiers.
The game involves two teams of soldiers (led by warring brothers General Chaos and General Havoc) in an effort to outduel each other through three campaigns. Ten hut! The creators behind Xenophobe and Rampage take their distinctive sense of humor to the barracks with General Chaos.
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