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The Chaos Engine

description The Chaos Engine Overview

The Chaos Engine is a top-down action game released in 1993 by The Bitmap Brothers and Renegade Software. Players navigate four Victorian-era environments, confronting robotic enemies created by the titular Chaos Engine and its creator. The objective involves defeating both the machine and its designer.

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info The Chaos Engine Specifications

help The Chaos Engine FAQ

Is The Chaos Engine designed for two players?

Yes. Two players can control a pair of mercenaries cooperatively, while the computer controls the second character in a normal solo game.

How do the six playable characters differ?

Characters such as the Mercenary, Navvie, Thug, and Preacher have different speed, durability, weapons, and hiring costs. Choosing two complementary specialists matters because both must survive enemy-filled stages.

Why is the game called Soldiers of Fortune in North America?

North American releases used the title Soldiers of Fortune instead of The Chaos Engine. It is otherwise the same Bitmap Brothers steampunk action game.

Which version of The Chaos Engine is easiest to play on a modern computer?

A 2013 release brought the Amiga AGA version to Windows, macOS, and Linux with widescreen support. The original 1993 game also appeared on systems including Amiga, Atari ST, DOS, Mega Drive, and Super Nintendo.

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