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Order from Caos 2

Order from Caos 2

|Brazil|Adventure, Indie

7.5 /10

Pretty good

Niche

12 ratings
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Why play it

Order from Caos 2 is a pixel art turn-based RPG and has more than 20 hours of gameplay, dozens of sidequests, items, special moves, and many puzzles to solve. Enemies walk across the maps and there are no random encounters. The players will walk through forests, cities, beaches, islands, temples, secret dungeons, hidden cities and will fight powerful creatures. The players will have a lot to do in the game if they don’t want to just follow the main story. Order from Caos 2 has no connection to the events or characters shown in the first game in the series.

Story and worldbuilding

Order from Caos 2 is a pixel art turn-based RPG created and developed by Renan Barreto from the White Vortex studio, and tells the story of Thomas, a man who lost his family, murdered by a mysterious and cruel Knight of the Bratania Empire, known by the name of Asmodeus. Thomas embarks on a journey of revenge, vowing to destroy his most merciless enemy. However, there is one detail that could change everything, his family might’ve simply never existed at all. Haunted by both possible realities, Thomas needs to figure out what is behind all this tragedy to define his future that intertwines with the future of all humanity, even if it is about him going to Hell.

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Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.5/10 across 12 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Indie, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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