Fit check
Is Order from Caos worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- JRPG fans seeking a story-led campaign rather than a puzzle-focused game
- Players who want extended questing rather than a short adventure
- RPG fans interested in party-based battles rather than management or survival crafting
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a short RPG may find the 30-plus-hour full-completion campaign too long
- Players who prefer real-time combat may not enjoy the turn-based battle structure
- Players looking for a minimalist cast or a small item and skill system may find the scope excessive
Our take on Order from Caos
The defining structure is a turn-based RPG journey in which Dan searches for a cure while travelling with companions and opposing CAOS.
What is Order from Caos?
Order from Caos is a pixel-art RPG following Dan, a young man marked by a curse from an evil entity.
He travels with companions who have their own stories of loss while seeking a cure, opposing CAOS, and protecting humanity. The journey combines turn-based battles with a story about vengeance, love, and gathering support from the world's nations. The game includes more than 30 hours of content for 100% completion, over 50 main and side quests, more than 200 interactive NPCs, over 200 items, over 100 skills, over 100 enemies, and more than 10 locations. Its cast includes fighters, spellcasters, a mechanic enthusiast, and other companions.
How Order from Caos plays
- 01Turn-based battles
- Combat is built around encounters with more than 100 enemy types.
- 02Long campaign
- Full completion takes over 30 hours and includes more than 50 main and side quests.
- 03Companion party
- Dan travels with characters including a witch, a healer, a mechanic enthusiast, and a warrior.
- 04Item collection
- The game contains over 200 weapons, armor pieces, and other items.
- 05Skill variety
- The game includes over 100 skills.
Order from Caos compared to similar games
Order from Caos is a pixel-art RPG focused on turn-based battles, a companion party, and quests against CAOS. Potion Permit centers on healing work in Moonbury, while Hero of the Kingdom describes a relaxed adventuring RPG with no time pressure. Their stated activities differ from Order from Caos's battle-focused party journey.
Order from Caos: platforms & release
Is Order from Caos worth it?
It is worth it if: JRPG fans seeking a story-led campaign rather than a puzzle-focused game. Skip it if: players seeking a short RPG may find the 30-plus-hour full-completion campaign too long.
Where can I download Order from Caos?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Order from Caos's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Order from Caos on?
Windows only.
