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Is Clash: Artifacts of Chaos worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-adventure players who want close-range martial arts combat
- Players who enjoy changing fighting styles between enemy encounters
- Story-focused players interested in surreal worlds and dice-based combat conditions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want forgiving fights may hit a wall when a combat mistake can quickly prove fatal
- Players seeking a straightforward battle system may bounce off the Ritual's rule-changing dice encounters and multiple martial arts
Our take on Clash: Artifacts of Chaos
The bounce point arrives when combat demands more than attacking: dodges, blocks, counters, parries, first-person techniques, and style switching all matter. Players who dislike punishing encounters may leave after mistakes begin deciding fights, while others may stop at the pre-battle dice Ritual and its imposed conditions.
What is Clash: Artifacts of Chaos?
Play as Pseudo, a martial artist protecting the mysterious Boy across Zenozoik, a surreal world of unusual landscapes, inhabitants, and ancient secrets.
Explore its paths while pursuing the Great Artifacts and confronting Gemini, the Mistress of the Artifacts. Combat combines attacks, dodges, blocks, counters, parries, and first-person techniques, with mistakes carrying severe consequences. Learn different martial arts, switch between them during encounters, and improve characteristics and attacks after victories. Before some fights, a dice game called the Ritual lets the winner impose conditions such as fog, shackles, or a summoned monster. The story follows Pseudo’s pursuit of Gemini, his relationship with the Boy, and his confrontation with his past.
How Clash: Artifacts of Chaos plays
- 01Martial Arts Combat
- Fights combine attacks, evasion, blocking, counters, parries, and special techniques viewed from the first-person perspective.
- 02Combat Style Customization
- Different martial arts can be learned and exchanged according to the situation, enemy type, or preferred approach.
- 03Ritual Dice Matches
- A dice contest before combat determines conditions such as fog, restricted movement, or a monster ally.
- 04Explorable Zenozoik
- The journey crosses unusual landscapes and settlements while revealing characters, paths, and ancient secrets.
- 05Character Progression
- Victories provide improvements to characteristics and attacks.
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Clash: Artifacts of Chaos: platforms & release
Is Clash: Artifacts of Chaos worth it?
It is worth it if: action-adventure players who want close-range martial arts combat. Skip it if: players who want forgiving fights may hit a wall when a combat mistake can quickly prove fatal.
Where can I download Clash: Artifacts of Chaos?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Clash: Artifacts of Chaos's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Clash: Artifacts of Chaos on?
Windows only.
