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Chaos;Child

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Release Date: December 18, 2014

Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller, 2D, Visual Novel, Singleplayer

Chaos;Child is a visual novel sci-fi adventure game. Players are following the story of a high school student working for a school newspaper on the case of mysterious deaths, potentially related to an equally mysterious case that had shaken Tokyo a few years earlier.

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Chaos;Child is a visual novel adventure game. The Japanese company 5pb. and Nitroplus are responsible for the game's development. Both developers are well known to fans of visual novel and pop culture from the Land of the Rising Sun, especially the part of it that is connected with otaku circles (obsessive fans of manga, anime, or other topics). The devs have many console titles under their belt, of which only a small percentage went to Western players. Chaos;Child is the fourth installment of the sci-fi adventure series, whose characteristic hallmark is the semicolon in the title. All the games in the series are loosely linked to each other and take place in modern Japan. Their plot touches on themes related to technological progress and scientific experiments, as well as using ideas derived from urban legends and conspiracy theories. Chaos;Child refers directly to the events presented in Chaos;Head, i.e. the first installment of the series, released in 2008.

Story

Action of Chaos;Child focuses the adventures of members of a school journalism club at the Tokyo Hekihou Academy. The main protagonist of the story is a high school student Miyashiro Takuru. The boy starts an investigation related to two mysterious deaths. The first one took place on September 7 2015. Then, in unexplained circumstances, the popular video game streamer dies suddenly during a live program. Two weeks later, a street musician also dies in an almost identical way. Takuru's friend points out that these accidents are reminiscent of the loud murders of 2009, which terrorized the whole city. The protagonist is slowly starting to link the case from a few years ago with the investigated cases. Trying to convince his colleague from the club to his theory, he comes up with hints which may lead him to a potential next victim.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows January 22, 2019

PlayStation 3

PlayStation 3 June 25, 2015

PlayStation Vita

PlayStation Vita October 13, 2017

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 October 13, 2017

Xbox One

Xbox One December 18, 2014

Developer: Mages

Publisher: Spike Chunsoft

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Science adventure series Game Series

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Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB Intel HD or better, 17 GB HDD, Windows 7/8.1/10 64-bit.

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7.7

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 71% of Critics. There are 34 Critic Reviews.

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Nintendo Life: 8 / 10 by Trent Cannon

Chaos;Child is, by most metrics, a step up from its predecessor and has every right to stake a claim at being the best game in the Science Adventure series. There is a huge amount of content and it will take several dozen hours for players to get to the bottom of the return of the New Gen Madness case. Despite some small issues with the text's formatting, the story is compelling enough to keep most players invested through the long runtime. With solid characters and some genuinely surprising twists, fans of visual novels will want to get their hands on this one if they haven't played Chaos;Child before.

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PlayStation LifeStyle: 8 / 10 by Tyler Treese

Chaos;Child is an incredibly dark commentary on the failings of modern day society. Both the benefits and drawbacks of the technology that keeps us all connected is touched upon, and it's not afraid of using its characters to make a point. While the twists and turns wind up going down a sci-fi heavy route in its back half, Chaos;Child never forgets that the main issues are societal. This is a visual novel that'll leave you thinking long after the ending has occurred.

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RPG Site: 9 / 10 by James Galizio

Chaos;Child comes to PC, and we take a dive into Chaos World to see how the Visual Novel holds up.

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