Akira Yamaoka, greatest identified for his decades-spanning contributions to the Silent Hill sequence, is bringing his abilities to an upcoming horror sport from the creators of Turbo Overkill. Total Chaos is scheduled to reach later this yr, and GameSpot can completely reveal each Yamaoka’s involvement and his theme track for the sport, “Catharsis.” Hearken to the track’s world premiere beneath.
Whole Chaos was born as a mod for Doom 2, originally released in 2018. The forthcoming adaptation from Set off Completely happy Interactive and Apogee Leisure is an entire reimagining of that supply materials on a brand new engine. Yamaoka is working with the mod’s authentic composer, Jason Dagenet, to carry the sport’s music to life. As any Silent Hill fan would know, the debut monitor undoubtedly carries the composer’s signature sound.
Within the first-person horror sport, gamers can anticipate finding the touchstones of the survival-horror style, akin to useful resource administration, crafting survival tools, and a parade of monsters that carry their very own behaviors and assaults to fret about.
In keeping with the game’s Steam page, mysterious radio transmissions will information the protagonist throughout the shifting locale of Fort Oasis, because the character units out to confront his personal “fractured previous.” It appears like extra than simply the music will attraction to Silent Hill followers.
There is not any introduced launch date for Whole Chaos simply but, however gamers can anticipate to find out about that quickly, as the sport stays on monitor for a 2025 launch.
